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some more from afar

OLYMPUS ......................F-104G Starfighter (FG-7151) painted in anniversary scheme "Olympus".

Some pony pics...

I've got this if you want it m8.....? "What if" RAF version.

More rivets...

Raw Power

Dawn Patrol

lucky day, (to be alive)

One year later..... Worked on F and M Sparrows, AMRAAM, R-530, Super 530F/D. More tweaking of the AIM-9's as well.

@ Sundowner... Otherwise in the real life from 1986 to 1996 the 19 Mirage IVPs (retrofited Mirage IVAs) were used for the nuclear deterrence (one ASMP missile) and strategic reconnaissance (pod CT-52) roles. From 1996 to 2004 six Mirage IVPs were used only for strategic reconnaissance missions. Among the other external stores they were ECM/decoys pods. P.

The new Vulcan K.2 gets it's first customers..

In respect towards Alfie, since he has already released his one.

Hate to quibble, but why would 23 Sqn be on Mirage IVs? They’re a fighter sqn, it’s a bomber. The RAF is particular about its sqn traditions.. ;) Nice model though :))

I saw this (Warthunder Hun, YT vid, I don't have it myself to dig onto it): And i liked it, so I made this: But I'm wondering if it was like that in real life, the only other gunsight i could see seemed from the stubby tail early As and it looked just like the F-86s, while this one looks closer to WW2 sights, but I found them to be pretty useful.

Yep, they used K-14 (UK GGS) type reticle. The closed (also broken) circle can be blanked out leaving only the + mark. The circle is used for aim-off in the bombing mode (and in the caged sight mode), the diamonds reticle for rocket mode. I have made a improved Hunter sight of that type some time ago, based on some UK manual or doc. The A-4 sight in the F-100 has a 10-diamonds reticle, have made one as well , update for the F-86's and the F-100 too. Already in Dec. 2012 F-100D.7z F-100D_64.7z F-100D_68.7z

facebook.com/AergesEngineeringSL/ 12. September

Thats what i was after Sundowner. Would appreciate it, if you could send me that. Cheers Jeff

Just for fun as I am well aware that the real NAF23 proposal was a major change to the prototype design....

Operation Granby, January 1991 Two RAF Thunderstrike GR3s take on fuel from a Vulcan K.2 tanker en-route their target, a bunker complex in central Iraq...

Wing Commander Ian Gleed's Mustang Mk.IV

Just plugging that wire back in and I'm back...

Tupolev Tuesday...

Low poly ........VW T3 ........for the Terrain's Anatolia and Germany etc.....if you get be fed up ορ be bored ..to see the M35 truck ...etc....

MiG-23 Kubinka late 1970ies

Probably the plane I love in absolute in this mod 8 and in general)! Mandatory screenshot: High over Iraq

This topic was originally posted on another thread, but we were having some trouble getting the movie to play correctly without clipping off a lot of the image frames. So I have now posted the movie to a video hosting website that should let you view the movie (with no image clipping) while it is downloading, i.e., no 15 minute wait to download the file - it starts playing the moment you click the Play icon. I think you may need "Flash" to play the movie, but I assume most of you have that on your computer. Some background: I recently put together a movie using some of my gun and belly camera film from my F-100 combat missions in Vietnam. I merged this film into flight scenes that I set up in SF2V. It includes some of my actual radio calls during missions and also includes a complete music soundtrack. The movie shows an F-100 mission from start-up, taxi, takeoff, enroute to target, ordinance delivery and return to base. The flight scenes show an F-100 rolling in on a target and releasing ordinance, at which point the movie transitions to the actual combat footage and follows the ordinance to impact. I produced the movie with Sony Vegas Movie Studio. The movie is about 24 minutes long. I think the simulated flight scenes show how well SF2V merges in with the real thing. I set-up all the SF2V flight simulations to match the weapons load-out that I was delivering in the actual combat film. Here is the link for the movie. Watch in HD if your computer and Internet connection will support it without stuttering. I tried the link and it works for me. However, I got some micro-stutters when I went to full-screen mode. It did run smooth in the smaller window that opens up when you select the link below. Experiment with your computer and see what runs the smoothest. http://vimeo.com/bobward/f-100-combat-film-captiain-bob-ward-vietnam-1970 Hope you enjoy it. Bob Ward