Strike Fighters 2 Screenshots Thread

[daddyairplanes]

7 minutes ago, pappychksix said:

More updated helos...this time the Sikorsky Sea King (The Final Countdown)

"Ahhh, Black Cloud, you've been doing unauthorized rain dances again." 

[pappychksix]

...and Foreign Sea Kings from the UK ans West Germany. They lack a few items BUT they're pretty cool. 

[ravenclaw_007]

12 hours ago, pappychksix said:

More updated helos...this time the Sikorsky Sea King (The Final Countdown)

this reminds me of an old song here in Germany in 1969   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v62FGiYlPqQ

 

 

ooohhh..... i forgot the mandatory screenshot

Edited May 21 by ravenclaw_007

[Nightshade/PR]

[allenjb42]

20 hours ago, pappychksix said:

...and Foreign Sea Kings from the UK ans West Germany. They lack a few items BUT they're pretty cool. 

They look great. Which model are they for?

This one might be more appropriate for German and British Sea Kings

Mandatory screenshot

 

[madvad]

[pappychksix]

7 hours ago, allenjb42 said:

They look great. Which model are they for?

This one might be more appropriate for German and British Sea Kings

Mandatory screenshot

 

I couldn't get these to come up in the LOD viewer. 

Mandatory Screenshot:

 

 

Edited May 22 by pappychksix

[CSomers611]

13 hours ago, pappychksix said:

I couldn't get these to come up in the LOD viewer. 

Mandatory Screenshot:

 

@pappychksixLove the look of the Thud....it would look good in the SEA Camo Scheme with 184th TFTG Markings! 

 

But for now, I'll focus on the Hun....

[daddyairplanes]

@pappychksix is that collab with GKABS, or a seperate project?

mando screenie, or time to hit the Mach Loop before the weekend.....

[snapper 21]

[JulioJunqueira]

"Hud'n-Hud'n"  For those who don't know the story.
The expression means nothing. The most commonly told version to explain the origin of the term, is that it originated during the Vietnam War. Probably on the first cruise of VF-194, when a drunken VF-194 pilot said that the mopeds they used to get to their aircrafts, to they sounded like... "hud'n-hud'n". The joke became the squadron's battle cry for the remainder of the war. Some F-8s had this motto painted on the center of their wings. This was the case with Commander Billy Phillips F-8E. 
This F-8 was shot down by SAMs on a subsequent tour with new painting and serial number (402)NM. Unfortunately, the pilot Lt(jg) Robert Charles McMahan was unable to eject and died.

https://dpaa-mil.sites.crmforce.mil/dpaaProfile?id=a0Jt000000tdLgSEAU

 

[CSomers611]

First of the large tail F-100A's...... still a work in progress.

[Gepard]

Somewhere over the Persian Gulf.

[Nightshade/PR]

Recon By Fire....

[snapper 21]

[Gepard]

In the light of the setting sun.

[CSomers611]

Jayhawks on patrol over Europe, January 1962

 

My wingman was have issues keeping up!

 

Who knew Jayhawks could fly this high!

 

 

 

 

 

[Sundowner]

Testing rebuilt splitter plates/ramps.....

 

I cant remember how many times I've rebuilt the bloody fuselage as well......

[daddyairplanes]

2 hours ago, Sundowner said:

I cant remember how many times I've rebuilt the bloody fuselage as well......

go ahead and say you punched out as many off your system as McAir did in St Louis 

mando screenie 

(and yes i finally opened the temps )

[Nightshade/PR]

[Major Lee]

On my way back to base, a couple of pesky Mig23s were following my squadron. Most of my planes were bingo fuel and out of missiles and ammo. I was leading the way south, so I pulled up high and rolled inverted, changing my heading north, passed over the Migs, and rolled back down behind them. I closed in and popped both one at a time with the awesome centerline gun pod. I don't know, maybe they were following us back to defect; I guess we'll never know...