Clave's Profiles

[Clave]

Beautiful!  I especially like the F-14A from the "Satan's Angels" squadron of the AVG.  Would these AVG aircraft retain bombing capability from the beginning?  I know one of the F-14A prototypes tested iron bomb carriage with a dozen or more Mk.82 "dumb bombs".

Aha, I did not know that, and will bear it in mind for my next Tomcat experiment...

[GTX_Admin]

Here you go:



The aircraft is armed with 14 Mk 82 Snakeye bombs, two AIM-7E Sparrow missiles and two AIM-9D Sidewinder missiles.

[Clave]

That really is quite impressive.

[Clave]

New batch:

Part 601: Spectrum Maximum Security Vehicle of the Metropolitan Police.



Part 602: North American T-28D Trojan of the Rwandan Air Force.



Part 603: Thunderbird One of the World Aquanaut Security Patrol.



Part 604: Thunderbird Two of the World Aquanaut Security Patrol.



Part 605: Thunderbird Three of the World Aquanaut Security Patrol.



Part 606: Thunderbird Four of the World Aquanaut Security Patrol.



Part 607: BAe Hawk 60 of International Rescue.



Part 608: Messerschmitt Me-262A of the Welsh Air Force.



Part 609: BTL Y-Wing of the Quebec Air Force.



Part 610: Eurocopter AS355 of the Zaire Air Force.

[Clave]

Part 611: North American F-86F Sabre of the Suriname Air Force.



Part 612: Incom T-65B X-Wing of the US Marine Corps.



Part 613: Lockheed P-38 Lightning of the Brazilian Air Force.



Part 614: de Havilland Mosquito B Mk IV of the Galactic Empire.



Part 615: Surronian Stinger of the Soviet Air Force.



Part 616: Grumman F-14A Tomcat of Starfleet Command.



Part 617: Sukhoi Su-27 of the Belkan Air Force from Ace Combat 5.



Part 618: Thunderbird Four of the US Air Force.

[Clave]

Part 619: Thunderbird Five of the US Air Force.



Part 620: Lockheed-Martin F-16C of the Confederate States Air Force.



Part 621: Mikoyan-Gurevich MiG-19 of the Klingon Fleet.



Part 622: Lockheed F-22A of International Rescue.



Part 623: Naboo N-1 Starfighter of the Estonian Air Force.



Part 624: Incom T-65B X-Wing of the Quebec Air Force.

[Old Wombat]

Really like the Suriname Sabre, brilliant camo!

[Clave]

Thank you! 

[cptmike2012]

Back on track:

Part 578: Me-262A of the Saudi Hawks aerobatic team.



Part 579: Cessna 337 Skymaster of the County of Kent Air Force.



Part 580: Eurofighter Typhoon of the Azerbaijan Air Force.



Part 581: McDonnell-Douglas F/A-18E Super Hornet of the Republic of Burma Air Force.



Part 582: Short Singapore of the World Aquanaut Security Patrol.



Could we see the Shorts Singapore in a Imperial Japanese Navy scheme?

Thanks,

CPT Mike

Part 583: McDonnell-Douglas F-4E of the Colombian Air Force.



Part 584: Eurocopter AS365 of the Battlestar Galactica fleet.

[Clave]

Part 625: North American F-86F Sabre of International Rescue.



Part 626: North American P-51D Mustang of the Confederate States Air Force.



Part 627: Supermarine Spitfire 22 of the Romulan Empire.



Part 628: Eurocopter EC145 of Buffalo Airways.



Part 629: MiG-21MF of the RCAF.



Part 630: FMA IA-58A Pucara of the New York State Patrol.

[Clave]

Part 631: Gunstar of the Texas Air National Guard.



Part 632: Smart City Coupe of Jasta 16b Luftstreitkrafte WW1.



Part 633: Napier-Railton of the RAF.



Part 634: Bell 206L of the Republic of Tasmania Air Force.



Part 635: MiG-21 bis of the Hong Hong Air Force.



Part 636: Messerschmitt Bf 109-E4 of the Prussian Air Force.

[dy031101]

I'm having evil thoughts about that MiG-21 from Hong Kong 

[Old Wombat]

Really like the Napier-Railton!


Looks like it's the basis for many of the Last Exile vanships (over on "What If ..." http://www.whatifmodelers.com/index.php/topic,38926.0.html).

[Clave]

Thanks! 

[Clave]

New batch - a long time to wait, but things have been busy...

Part 637: Pfalz D.IIIa of the Zulu Empire Air Force.



Part 638: Republic P-47D Thunderbolt of the Confederate States Air Force.



Part 639: Surronian Stinger of 617 Squadron RAF.



Part 640: BAC TSR-2 of the Royal New Zealand Air Force.



Part 641: Gloster Meteor NF.14 of the Klingon Fleet.



Part 642: Grumman Avenger of the Republic of Guernsey Air Force.



Part 643: AH-64A Apache of Jurassic Park.



Part 644: Me-262A of the American Volunteer Group 'Flying Tigers'.



Part 645: Fireflash of British Airways.

[Clave]

Part 646: Lockheed P-38 Lightning of International Rescue.



Part 647: Thunderbird One of NASA.



Part 648: Lockheed C-130A Hercules of the Battlestar Galactica fleet.



Part 649: Incom T-65B X-Wing Japanese Self Defence Force.



Part 650: Eurocopter EC145 of the Kingdom of Ashanti Air Force.



Part 651: Fairchild Argus  of the Prussian Air Force.



Part 652: MiG-21U of International Rescue.



Part 653: Kyushu J7W Shinden of the Norwegian Air Force.



Part 654: Fireflash of Easyjet.

[Clave]

Part 655: Sikorsky Sea King of Jurassic Park.



Part 656: SEPECAT Jaguar of the French Navy.



Part 657: Magnacopter of Deutsche Post.



Part 658: Air Tractor AT-802U of the Hong Kong Air Force.



Part 659: Short Stirling Mk V of American Airlines.

[Clave]

Part 660: BTL Y-Wing of the Romulan Empire.



Part 661: FMA Pucara of the South Vietnamese Air Force.



Part 662: BAe 146 of the Kuwaiti Air Force.



Part 663: Fireflash of Alitalia.

[Logan Hartke]

Those Jurassic Park profiles are inspired and definitely bring me back to my childhood. Great job!

Cheers,

Logan

[dy031101]

The Hong Kong planes caught my attention, too.  In a heel-ish kind of way (though I reckon the Air Tractor might be a tad too vulnerable flying over the open ocean). 

[finsrin]

Cool bunch of profiles (back to June etc) with their color schemes and whoz flying what
Each one is a favorite.  Enjoying browsing all of them. 
Zulu markings are a particular surprise. 
Never ever would have thought of Battlestar Galactica C-130A with ordnance.

[Clave]

The Hong Kong planes caught my attention, too.  In a heel-ish kind of way (though I reckon the Air Tractor might be a tad too vulnerable flying over the open ocean). 

I agree actually, because I was trying for a 'urban skyscraper' kind of camo - flying in between buildings - that sort of thing...

[elmayerle]

Love that French Naval Jaguar and I can just see that applied to an upgraded Jaguar M with a radar nose for an Agave radar.

[Clave]

Thanks! The Jaguar was a request, and when I investigated, I found out that it was nearly a reality as one prototype - Jaguar M was built for the French Navy...

[GTX_Admin]

Indeed: