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I've had an arrowing experience...

lol I'd forgotten that one and have been looking through all my Spey-engined 'what ifs' - well done.

McDonnell Douglas F-4EO Phantom - No.3 Squadron, Royal Australian Air Force, 1994 (From a suggestion by someone over at the 'What If Modelers' website).

It's the standard RAF font available at the simmerspaintshop If there's a closer match I'd be delighted to know.

I'd be grateful if someone could prod me when an F-4 is released...

Lebanese Vampire FB.52

A little answer: You don't need to! A beautiful concept, n'est-ce pas?

lol everyone who posts a 'problem' over at Third Wire always has a vanilla install

I'll need to change my backstory to accommodate No.3 Squadron

McDonnell Douglas F-4E Phantom - No.1 Squadron, Royal Australian Air Force, 1971

Follow the Leader

McDonnell Douglas F-4E Phantom - No.6 Squadron, Royal Australian Air Force, 1975 The Australian Government's decision to back the recommendation of Air Vice Marshal CF Read to lease 24 brand-new McDonnell Douglas F-4E Phantoms received warm support from the Royal Australian Air Force and especially from the crews of the Canberra squadrons. Entering service in September 1970, the Phantom was extremely popular with RAAF aircrews and groundcrew alike and by 1972 the Australian Government had started negotiations with the US Government to purchase 18 of the remaining 23 F-4E's plus the leased ground support equipment and by early October 1972 an agreement was reached. Whilst F-111C's re-equipped No.1 and No.2 squadrons, the F-4E's remained in service with No.6 squadron, receiving a new Mirage style camo scheme in 1973, and remained in service until 2002.

Great trailer! I like Craig as Bond but Connery is the Bond (and, yes, I have read the books).

To be fair, he's responded when I've asked similar questions on the Third Wire site but if only TK would allow us to have the OUT file we wouldn't need to ask.

Not recommended whilst in Brighton...

I'm well aware of that mate!

Ole! El matador es un maestro!

McDonnell Douglas F-4P Phantom - Combat Commanders School, Pakistan Air Force, 1979 In late 1977 the US Department of State authorised the export of 40 ex-USAFE F-4D's to Pakistan with all aircraft given a comprehensive refurbishment by a joint McDonnell Douglas/British Aerospace team at Kingston eventually emerging in standard PAF green/grey camouflage. Two frontline squadrons were re-equipped with the type plus the Combat Commanders School at Sarghoda.

Take care Daniel. Enjoy life!

A very nice mod - thank you!

Home Fries spiffing A-6 IDF camo scheme

Lovin' the new DLC F-4 skin pack!