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Just now found this photo- besides the fact that it's a very pretty bare metal T-Bird, it appears to have non-standard bang seats. Photo taken at Luke AB in 1982, acording to the caption. Anybody have more info on this one? It would make a neat modeling project. @Old Viper Tester Sven- do you have any idea? Mike https://www.airliners.net/photo/USA-Air-Force/Lockheed-T-33A/2580181/L?qsp=eJwljcEKwjAQRP9lzvUUUMyt%2BgF66A8sydIWqxs2CxpK/92kvb2ZBzMrgnyMfzaUxPDITBomdEik9M7wK15cvqKxMoaTc32Tk5jcyXgULfDXDlnUbhURa9uHwMk44ugfGlmb4hz25bE9XRqyPo/kzjXGOaeF9hU2mhds2x/XvDRY
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I found this just now and thought it might be of interest, as it offers a good view of two F6F-3's aboard the Enterprise in 1944 with the external bomb pylon which could be fitted to the RH wing center section. I hope it is useful for modeling projects. Mike http://www.navsource.org/archives/02/020625.jpg I discovered this while looking for more photos of the -3 bomb rack; I was not aware that the Collings Foundation had this Hellcat and that she was a genuine F6F-3N! Can't wait to see the final result at an airshow! This was one well-traveled Hellcat! https://www.collingsfoundation.org/aircrafts/grumman-f6f-3n-hellcat/
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Just now saw this- OK, now that they have moved the bleedin' coffee tables/chairs elsewhere, they need to put the wing floats back on! Mike http://www.airliners.net/photo/UK-Air-Force/Short-S-25-Sunderland-5/5533031/L?qsp=eJwljEEKwkAMRe/y191YQWF21QPowguEmdAWqhmSLCyld28cd4/34G3I8nH%2B%2BmutjARj0jyhQyWltyFtqJO43Ml5FF2R%2BmsHE/VbMEroIWeuzgV//9DC%2BktsuX3G%2BJ4CWJ%2BNcb6EL7PVhdqDneYF%2B34AMzUusA%3D%3D
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Just stumbled upon this photo, which I have never seen before. I was not aware that J-79's were ever fitted to an F-101. Does anybody have any more information on what I am guessing was a one-off? @Sidewinder @Sabrejet Those are some serious burner cans! Scroll down to see the photo. Mike http://beyondthesprues.com/Forum/index.php?topic=654.0
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Greetings from sunny, hot south central Texas, y'all! Stumbled upon this during my regular morning routine of looking for great modeling references and drinking coffee. I have never seen another photo that shows the complete installation details of the 30mm cannon fit on the Avon-powered Sabre. I think this would be an excellent modeling reference for doing a 1/48 or 1/32 Sabre. In my opinion, the Mk 27 was the highest performing variant of the breed- too bad the USAF didn't have them in Korea, as the kill ratio would have been a lot higher, methinks! (This one's for you, @Sabrejet) What a beautiful weenie cooker! Mike http://www.airliners.net/photo/Australia-Air-Force/Commonwealth-CA-27-Sabre-Mk30/5067337?qsp=eJwljDEOwkAMBP%2BydRpASnEd4QFQ8AHrzkoiBXyyXRBF%2BXvMpRvNSLMhy9f55%2B%2B1MhKMSfOEDpWUPoa0oU7i8iDnUXRFuvYdTNSHYJTQ95y5Ohec/qmF9Z/YcvuM8b0EsL4a49aHL7PVhdqDneYF%2B34AMtwurw%3D%3D
