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you know your ride might be cool, but will it ever be "has a Lou Drendel painting of its MiG kill on the door" cool?

f106 kill over Cuba

Curtiss-Wright CW-21B Demon - 3rd Squadron, American Volunteer Group, 1941 Skin Credit: Charles

Grumman F6F-5 Hellcat - 3e Escuadrille Aeronaval de Ataque, Comando de la Aviacion Naval Argentina, 1954 Skin Credit: Charles

Sierra Hotel...

Curtiss-Wright CW-21B Demon - 3rd Squadron, American Volunteer Group, 1941

MiG-23BN vs british carrier.

Knives out

I am learning that the hardest way, with a more "simple" cockpit...

Thanks i appreciate that you like my F-4D cockpits and your english is ok for me ( i´m from Germany and my english is not that good either) about future F-4 cockpits the F-4E/F/G cockpits are almost done i just have to add some more changes , cockpits for the F-4C or F-4B/J/N/S will be something that i can do but not in the near future first i have to get the NEW F-4E/F/G aircraft and cockpits done and an other problem will be the available Flight and Tactical manuals for the Navy Phantoms with out this manuals it will be very difficult to get this cockpits done for the late F-4F ICE cockpit i still have to make a trip to the JG74 at Neuburg/Donau to get in the F-4F they have there and take some pictures and hopfully get some informations from former F-4F pilots or mechanics , there are some lights left and right from the HUD ( below the AOA indicator lights ) that i have no clue what they are for and there is no manual for the F-4F from that time periode available , i called varius GAF offices and even the Ministry of Defence to get my hands on one of this late manuals but no luck , it seams that they got all destroyed making this cockpits is more or less the easy part , getting the manuals , pictures and infos is the hard part and sometimes the reason i have to stop a project , you have no idea how long it took me to get good pictures for the JASDF F-4E cockpits or the Turkish Air Force F-4E cockpits ( for the Turkish F-4E´s i´m still searching more pictures and infos )

Douglas A-24 Banshee - No.9 Squadron, Royal Dhimari Air Force, 1941

Today I lost, but even losing is an art in this