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Last paintjob for FCK-1 gets contour.

Panavia Panther 2000 - MFG1

But you got back on the deck with the mighty Rhino. Definitely more work than landing the 'Cat.

I tried to bomb a concentration of vehicles in an area I knew where they were at for practice. Seems like I need to go to The Range to do better.

I did know - that's why I used it!! Everytime I put serial numbers on a RAF/RN 'what if' I check in on the UK Serial Numbers site to see where there are gaps and/or oddball one-off's like TS472. Mandatory Screenshot

@Spinners Something you need to know, TS472 was a JU.88S-1 -------------------------------------------------------------- Dhimari intercept with Mighty Mouses Dhimari intercept with AIR-... err... Well, a more powerful rocket

Dawn Patrol

Scooter 7, Zues-23 0 well damn, that Zues mighta got 3 points in. I still won But Gunny's gonna be pissed..........

Hawker Hawk F.Mk.I - No 74 Squadron, RAF Fighter Command, 1952

Hawker Hawk F.Mk.I - No 56 Squadron, RAF Fighter Command, 1949

Panavia Panther - MFG1, Deutsche Marine, 2009 Template Credit: Heberth (the template is with the 3D model)

Nice. Expect you know that c.1970 the original name for the MRCA* was to have been the Panavia Panther? I have a drawing somewhere with that title, showing a more streamlined/less boxy ac, with round “half-cone” intakes like the F-104, Mirage III & TSR 2. *MRCA development was taking so long that in the 1970s the RAF believed that the acronym stood for “Must Refurbish Canberra Again”.

So beautiful! For me together with the Hunter one of the most beautiful RAF planes ever.

so i was trying to decide what unit/noseart to add for the loading screen on the E(82). then i discovered that this gem lasted exactly two days. the artist (who is also the author of the Painted Ladies books) went in and did it on a saturday. it went to the paint shop to be stripped and painted AMC grey on Monday, making it the "shortest lived nose art in the Air Force". and so a finalist for (82) was selected. (92) already has been picked since near the start of this project

A little announcement...we are entering in straight line, close to the finish line, with out FCK-1 project. Please stay tuned for more (good) news soon.

FAP in Cenepa war

The Fokker D.XXI masquerading as the Handley Page Hunter Mk.II (1938 Munich Crisis)