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I was in two squadrons at NAS Lemoore back in 1993-94.  I was surprised to find liveries for my squadron (VFA-94) was not created for the virtual Hornet C model (SF2: NA).  It's funny my sister squadron right across the parking lot 'The Blue Diamonds' got allot of love from this community but not mine.  :smile:  May I humbly request/ask if anyone has the time to do a VAQ-34 and VFA-94 livery for the F/A-18C (94 series model in the version that can be downloaded here at CombatAce, if that makes any since).  My squadron (VFA-94) is also slated to get the Super Hornet next year so it would be great to see a livery for the 3.2 virtual model as well.

 

 

Thanks in advance to anyone who takes this on.  A special shout out to all who've served and those like me who worked on these amazing birds in the real world.

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Okay didn't realize that VAQ-34 was an A squadron, but easily doable.

 

As for VFA-94, dumb question they're transitioning to the E model correct?

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Cool, just a start (fixed the modex) on the E version, still rough as it's been a while since I've touched a SF2 Hornet/Super so have to add the rest but overall she'll be done in a couple hours or so.

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And more work.  Not much else I can add for now...

 

EDIT: Texture included and simply drop in the BlkII folder and go fly, select "VFA-94" and uses the VFA-105 decals (for the modex numbers).

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And more work.  Not much else I can add for now...

 

EDIT: Texture included and simply drop in the BlkII folder and go fly, select "VFA-94" and uses the VFA-105 decals (for the modex numbers).

 

 

Wow, thanks so much for this... NotWorthy.gif.pagespeed.ce.bD8w3q6C3B.giyeahbaby01.gif.pagespeed.ce.5mHNQJwauA.g

Edited by Dillon
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I wrote in the wrong jet above.  VAQ-34 flew the F/A-18A's.  VFA-94 currently flies the 'C' model.  

 

Thanks again.  

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Some progress work, the tanks aren't working with me yet, just going to have to mess around with that a bit but overall (save for the modex) pretty much what it'll look like.

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Some progress work, the tanks aren't working with me yet, just going to have to mess around with that a bit but overall (save for the modex) pretty much what it'll look like.

 

Eric this looks great, outstanding work... good.gif.pagespeed.ce.PoYRIVsMjL.gif

Edited by Dillon
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Yeah I saw that on the list at one of the site, four A's and four B's, and those are definitely part of that Hornet pack.

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Take a look at this for the A for now, as I gotta get to bed myself, and will work on the B tomorrow plus any tweaks for this one.  For some reason there's a discoloration with the front half of the A model that annoys the hell out of me (one reason I don't enjoy doing this aircraft) but I may have nipped it in the bud though with this version.

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BTW Dillon here's the A texture on the B, so you can save time by simply copying and pasting the same folder into the FA-18B folder and go fly:

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BTW Dillon here's the A texture on the B, so you can save time by simply copying and pasting the same folder into the FA-18B folder and go fly:

 

 

Looks amazing... Thanks.

 

Never thought I'd see my old squadron virtually like this.  Great job.  That was the plane I flew back seat in.

 

If you don't mind put '01' on that bird, you can find pictures of it online.  That was the one I flew in.  The single seater would be 02.  Sorry I forgot to mention the numbering.

Edited by Dillon
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I'm former Army so I never realized that VAQ-34 had Hornets (was aware of the Corsair) .Yeah sure, gimme a few.

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I'm former Army so I never realized that VAQ-34 had Hornets (was aware of the Corsair) .Yeah sure, gimme a few.

 

 

Yea, we had women fighter pilots before the other fleet squadrons had them, kind of historic I guess.  I knew the women pictured in front of the F/A-18's for this squadron in some of the pics you'll find around the web.  Again great job. 

 

 

Will you still be able to do VFA-94 for the F/A-18C?

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And here you go...

 

Yeah I can still get the C VFA-94 done, just slipped the mind.

 

And didn't know that your squadron had the first female pilots, good to know...

 

 

First female 'Fighter' pilots (don't quote me on this, all I know is they were the only one's I knew of when I was at NAS Lemoore).

 

 

01 was on the two seater.  02-06 were on the single seaters. 

Edited by Dillon
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Okay the site I used did have "01" on the two-seater, but didn't list the numbers for the aircraft (single or two-seat):

 

Matter of fact this is the site I did use so far:

 

http://www.vaq34.com/vaq34/vaqf-18.htm

 

 

Great site.  I was wondering where those birds were myself.  Either way birds came in and out the squadron when I was there.  I remember '01' because that's the one I flew in.  I was there back in 1992-93 so exact number for aircraft is a little foggy now.  When I was there I didn't appreciate the significance of this squadron.  I wanted to be in an F-14 squadron down at Miramar.

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