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Finn

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  1. Here are the crew names: https://heritage.canadiana.ca/view/oocihm.lac_reel_c12304/642 https://heritage.canadiana.ca/view/oocihm.lac_reel_c12304/643 crews tended to fly together in whatever a/c they were assigned to for the mission. Jari
  2. What no Maus in 1/16?🤑 Jari
  3. Here are a couple of pics showing Swedish P-51s on the way to Israel, no wire but the canopy has the access point for a wire: Jari
  4. One of the CL-415 Super Scoopers had a drone strike yesterday so it's out of action until it's repaired: more info here: https://www.twz.com/air/one-of-just-two-cl-415-super-scooper-planes-taken-out-of-palisades-fire-fight-by-drone Jari
  5. Someone mention AIM-4Ds: http://www.preservingourhistory.com/udorn011.jpg Jari
  6. Andy's HHQ Canada has some Redfox: https://andyshhq.ca/red-fox-studio/ maybe you can contact them to get what you are after. Jari
  7. Some details here at BM: https://www.britmodeller.com/forums/index.php?/topic/235148705-central-bomb-attachment-on-a6m-zero-details-needed/ Jari
  8. Some more info: Jari
  9. Some info here: Jari
  10. Real ones being made: Jari
  11. In this case a CF-18: the story: https://billieflynn.com/fate-luck-and-choice-the-kenny-switch/ Jari
  12. It is now expected to takeoff tomorrow, Sunday Dec 15th at 10am Pacific time for it's trip down South. Jari
  13. It took off today for it's trip South but engine number 2 had to be shut down due to oil pressure problem and returned to base a short time later, it'll be about a week before they try again. Jari
  14. If you plan a whole bunch of bombs, this may help: https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/various/1-48-bomb-stripes-tool i printed it with my filament printer and it came out good enough once i scaled it up to 1/32. Jari
  15. If you check Figure 1-73 of the PDF i mentioned earlier it gives a listing of stores and their weights so as long as each side is roughly the same weight you should be to have different stores on each side. Jari
  16. Another idea, A-7Cs laying a minefield with Mk-36 Destuctors, page 12 of the PDF: https://www.afhistory.org/airpowerhistory/Air_Power_History_2020_winter.pdf Jari
  17. Here is another option, easier to scratchbuild the Rockeye fins deployed: Jari
  18. Peter there is this which can be scaled up to 1/32: https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/various/mk-82-snake-eyes-1-48-scale but if you don't have a 3D printer or don't want to pay price for the file, just right click the CAD(purple) images and you can get details that can help with your project. Jari
  19. There is a 1/48 weapon set that has the fins deployed but none in 1/32, maybe some 3D printed ones are out there. If you plan to scratch build it shouldn't be too hard if you use a kit Snakeye that has the petals, the rest should be easy. Here is a video showing Snakeyes in action: Jari
  20. The source for the photos is here: https://www.centcom.mil/MEDIA/IMAGERY/ just type in F-16, or whichever aircraft in the Search to get a whole lot of images. As for lack of ECM pod, no air to ground threat at the time so no need to carry them but they probably have them just in case. Jari
  21. F-16s in the area were loaded for air to air as well: Jari
  22. Looks like it was answered here: https://ww2aircraft.net/forum/threads/lockheed-f-4a-1-lo-to-french-af-infos-needed.64597/?post=1998204#post-1998204 Jari
  23. A F-111F with a load of Durandals, the caption indicates during Desert Shield from here: https://www.301fw.afrc.af.mil/News/Article-Display/Article/690834/echoes-of-desert-storm-reverberate-in-fort-worth/ Jari
  24. Here are some Lancaster engines being worked on and the exhausts are a bit on the brown side: Jari
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