pappychksix
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Been working on AD's for awhile....So here is a EA-1F of VAQ-33 (Det. 14) off the Ticonderoga, circa 1968. Just need the radar pod....
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An A-1E, USAF, circa 1964 on an early morning training mission
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Hey Spinners...what are the chances of getting this aircraft from you. One of my favorite. Let me know...
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Faster than a speeding bullet....well, maybe!
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Something different...a Northrop F-89J Scorpion of the 124th Fighter Interceptor Squadron, Iowa ANG unit based out of Sioux City Airport, circa 1969.
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Sure looks like skin by Pappychksix....but I could be wrong. Below...F-105F of the 49th TFW...circa 1965
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An F-105F Thunderchief in an early silver finish....still smells of lacquer and leather.
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F-4S of VF-161......Phantoms RULE!!!!!!!
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From long ago...a Yak-25 RV high altitude recce aircraft. This was from Column 5 website dated 2004. Holy cow, has it been that long?
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Devil Dogs over the desert...and on the ground. VMFA-314 "Black Knights"
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The Hanoi Special, the F-105D Thunderchief of Lt Dave Waldrop heading out on another sortie....
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Looks like someone is in a hurry...F-100F-10 Super Sabre 56-3900 heading to the range.
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When I was a kid, Felix the Cat was one of my most favorite cartoons...today it is a favorite NAVY squadron...VF-31 Tomcatters CAG.
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They must have been using old Kodak film for this shot...
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A skin from a long, long time ago...an EB-57B Canberra Still looks pretty awesome!!!
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The last manned flight of this QT-33A T-Bird.
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Was watching "The Final Countdown". Still love that movie. VF-84 Tomcats were some of the best looking Tomcats ever....
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You just gotta love those T-33's.
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On this date, 27 July 1972, the McDonnell Douglas F-15A Eagle (Serial Number 71-0280) took to the air for the first time over the desert at Edwards AFB, California. (As a side note: today is also my wedding anniversary) 46 years later, with thousands of sorties flown, only 4 have been lost to enemy action and it's air to air combat record is over 100 to ZERO, the best of ANY combat aircraft in history!
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Real nice, Kevin...Ant's walkways are off just a little. I redid them to more accurately show how the should be. Also...they should be lighter. This is pretty fun. Haven't compared notes in a long time. Pete
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Something like this maybe? The CORECT walkways are grey, not black.
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U.S. Air Force Lockheed F-104C Starfighter, flown by Captain John Christopher, Call Sign Blue Jay 4 from the Star Trek episode "Tomorrow Is Yesterday".
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It's amazing what a little TLC can do. Don't remember where I got this but it needed a new paint job. 4 hours worth of work and PRESTO!!! Something worth flying.
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The Rarest of the Rare...an F-4G Phantom II of VF-116 Black Lions, circa fall 1964...a squadron that never "officially" existed since it was commissioned by mistake and then countermanded almost immediately, but not before a few aircraft were actually painted, including this one, Modex 610, BuNo 150645.
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