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  1. Lockheed F-104F Starfighter - EC 1/10 "Valois", Armée de l'Air, 1975
  2. Thunder!
  3. Northrop F-20D Tigershark - Royal Danish Air Force, 1992
  4. Northrop/Mitsubishi F-20J 'Tigershark' - 203rd Hikotai, Japanese Air Self Defence Forces, 1991 This is Cocas' MiG-28M reverse-engineered back into the F-20J. Well done Daniel, it's a rakishly good-looking aeroplane.
  5. An overall oddball furball
  6. McDonnell Douglas Phantom FGR.5 - No.19 Squadron, RAF Germany, 1977

  7. B-36

    Spinners replied to Dreamstar's topic in Thirdwire: Strike Fighters 1 Series - Mods/Skinning Discussion

    Convair Vancouver B.1 - No.18 Squadron, RAF Bomber Command, 1956
  8. Oh, you mean the OTHER Norfolk. Knowing me, knowing you, ah-haa.
  9. Phantom FGR.5's - No.92 Squadron, RAF Germany, 1978
  10. Thanks Stary - that's my 'after work' time sorted tonight.
  11. Phantom FGR.2 - No. 19 Squadron, RAF Germany, 1977
  12. Patrolling the plains
  13. Canadair Starfighter F.3's of No.5 Squadron, RAF Binbrook, 1986
  14. Outstanding work - well done.
  15. Cool. The black one looks quite sinister.
  16. Impressive.
  17. Lockheed Starfighter F.2A - No.19 Squadron, RAF Germany, 1972
  18. Since when has saving taxpayer's money ever been on the MOD agenda? Two words: Spey Phantom
  19. Going back in time... Canadair Starfighter F.2 - No.19 Squadron, RAF Germany, 1968
  20. Canadair Starfighter F.2A - No.92 Squadron, RAF Germany, 1974 CF-104_72 model used as I wanted to try specular mapping (made my own).
  21. Technologies old and new
  22. Ground Attack
  23. Don't call me Shirley...
  24. F2DH-1 Sea Vixen - VA-176 In defence of Madrid
  25. What I like about GIMP for making decals is that I simply don't need to worry about 24-bit, 32-bit, alpha channels and magic wands - it's an absolute doddle, especially in slightly older versions and if you keep your default image as a transparency.
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