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English Electric/Mitsubishi Inazuma (Lightning) Testing interception capablities with four AIM-9L on F-105 IRM-Racks

View File [Fictional] McDonnell Douglas C-12C (F-4E) Simple mod the stock F-4E_78 to make it look like a fictional fighter plane for the spanish air force. YOU WILL NEED SF2:E AT LEAST TO GET THIS PLANE RUNNING! BACKGROUND The spanish air force was thinking of replacing their F-4C-Fleet with F-4E for some considerable reasons: - The lack of a gun in combat would often be a problem once all missiles are fired or the enemy got to close to use them - Using a gunpod under the fuselage would reduce either firepower (due to the lack of one pylon for bombs etc.) or range (same, but for fuel-tank) Carter's administration took the F-4Cs back, converting them into QF-4C Drones for weapon testing and delivered two entire squadrons of F-4E. The first squadron, the 121st, received their planes in 1979 displaying the SEA camo. The 122nd received their planes six months later, in 1980, featuring the two-tone grey camo. The planes received the designation "C-12C", while the "C" stands for "cañon" - spanish for cannon, referring this way to the chin-mounted gun. INSTRUCTIONS 1. Drop the folders into your Objects folder. If asked to overwrite, click yes. CREDITS Thanks to Wrench and Dr.Doyo for the two-tone grey camo. And to Stratos for the inspiration. Big Thanks to Thirdwire for the games and the superb models they have. Kindest regards NazGhul Submitter ValAstur Submitted 04/06/2012 Category What If Hangar  

The spanish air force was thinking of replacing their F-4C-Fleet with F-4E for some consiberable reasons: - The lack of a gun in combat would often be a problem once all missiles are fired or the enemy got to close to use them - Using a gunpod under the fuselage would reduce either firepower (due to the lack of one pylon for bombs etc.) or range (same, but for fuel-tank) Carter's administration took the F-4Cs back, converting them into QF-4C Drones for wepaon testing and delivered two entire squadrons of F-4E. The first squadron, the 121st, received their planes in 1979 displaying the SEA camo. The 122nd received their planes six months later, in 1980, featuring the two-tone grey camo. The planes received the designation "C-12C", while the "C" stands for "cañon" - spanish for cannon, referring this way to the chin-mounted gun A C-12C from the 121st taking of... ...being followed by one of the 122nd Let's get 'em boys! Designed after this pic Thanks Stratos for the pic!

Outstanding! Can't wait to fly her!

Boeing AH-64DE (HA.64) Vibora (Viper)

View File Two-tone blue skin for F-23J 'Tora' - 3rd Hikotai Two-tone blue skin for Spinners' F-23J 'Tora' This is a skin for Spinners' great F-23J adding the 3rd Hikotai in the two-tone blue skin worn by the F-2A. Installation: Simply drop the folders into your mod folder, select 'JASDF Two Tone Blue - 3rd Hikotai' in the loadout-window and ... fly. Credits: Thanks to Spinners for his plane and his decals. Also thanks to Dels for his great F-23A. Have fun NazGhul Submitter ValAstur Submitted 03/18/2012 Category What If Skins  

I decided to update the EFJ Hariken. Was not completely happy with the digital camo so I decided to replace it with a more 'actual' looking one: Hope you like it

Looking great. ¡Muy bien hecho!

Interesting pic. Nice work.

View File [Semi-Fictional] Lockheed Martin/IAI F-35I This is a mod of FastCargos F-35A to make it look like a plane from the israeli air force. YOU NEED TO HAVE AT LEAST SF2:I INSTALLED FOR THE SERIALNUMBERS OF THE NETZ. INSTALLATION: Simply drop the Folders into your Strike Fighters Mods Folder. CREDITS: Thanks to FastCargo and all other people involved in the creation of this plane. Enjoy. NazGhul Submitter ValAstur Submitted 03/05/2012 Category What If Hangar

I guess with the release of whiteboysamurai's F-35J this thread is meaningless and can be closed and/or deleted.

Let's say that this is a semi-fictional bird. Japan has agreed to buy them. The skin could be a possible one.

This bird is looking outstanding...as always.

TU-26G Seeadler (German Navy) Preparing for Sortie Taking off Approaching target Patrolling the coast

Being told that from the godfather of what-if-skinning is a great compliment And that new Nammer C1 is looking great by the way...

Indeed, they do! I promise I did not know about those danish tornados of yours.

Tornado F3 for the Royal Danish Air Force Departing for a trip around the block Enjoying the landscape Breaking for return home Serial numbers from Spinners' RDAF Crusader (great work by the way)

Don't know why, but that plane is somehow looking sweet!