Nightshade/PR

Targets of Opportunity

https://www.cgtrader.com/free-3d-models/aircraft/military-aircraft/su-34

For starters... http://www.wardrawings.be/Modern/Site/Air/Russia/Fighters/Su-27_37/SU-34.htm http://www.wardrawings.be/Modern/Site/Air/Russia/Fighters/Su-27_37/Data/Su-34.htm

Ah Good Sir, The Viggen IS available here...part of a campaign.... And since my house is about 2 miles off the end of their runway, I've seen the Scorpion in flight. Interesting little bird....

D.B. Cooper

Good Morning Sir, First, Welcome Back. Second: If I may be so presumptuous as to think my opinion matters, allow me to make 2 suggestions in this arena: Something decidedly different, and possibly quite hard to do, but an interesting beast to try and land, if nothing else. And of course:

I know the day is "Thunder Thursday" and while it's not a Thunderchief, it CAN create a hellacious amount of "Thunder" underneath it's impact footprint. I'm already mad 'cause the weather SUCKS!!! on this run, and I have to drag this beast above it. Well, we ain't gettin' paid by the hour, so let's get airborne. And not a single nuke in the drop. Turning on final after the run, and while it appears I had it lined up just right, I can't tell you how the landing ended because the lights went out in my area.

Maineiacs outside the Asylum...

Gets dark early in these North Atlantic latitudes.....

Flaps Down, Wheels Down, Hook Down, and ready for the final turn....... Of course when I'm committed, she turns away.... Missed approach, go around, line up again, and same result Finally trapped on the 3rd try.

On the Night Shift...

Lightweight Heavies, Navy Style...

White Swan

For all of you scratching your heads at the previous post (like me), here's a simplified version.

Cold Water Ops in the North Atlantic......

Gliding along at altitude.......