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A Voodoo that had a run in with a SAM but made it back safely: https://www.reddit.com/media?url=https%3A%2F%2Fi.redd.it%2Fsk0wl8cqpgh51.jpg Jari

Here is an example: Jari

The A-4 could carry mixed loads but it's doubtful that the Mk-20 Rockeye would have been carried on ordinary peace time weapon drops as they are much more expensive compared to Mk-82s so Snakeyes on the outboard pylons would be okay, or Zuni rocket pods. Jari

If you still want to go with a full load of Mk-82's, which will also help it not being a tail dragger: Jari

A two seater but they did get a tad dirty: Jari

A Mk-82 Snakeye weighs about 560lbs: https://www.bulletpicker.com/pdf/TM-9-1325-200.pdf#page=45 The Mk-20 is 490lbs. For the Snakeye arming wires: https://www.docdroid.com/AgiGpxf/douglas-a-4-and-ta-4-tactical-pocket-guide-pdf#page=11 Jari

A wingless Ju-88 used to trainer gunners, note the targets at the rear: Jari

Here are some A-4s that have the same FS colours but slightly different shades: Jari

When it's time to do the markings it's best to check the manual: https://www.docdroid.com/g6QkauG/to-1-1-4-1964-pdf#page=84 Jari

Here is some info: http://www.smdcmodels.com/Loon.pdf Jari

How to fire the rockets: Jari

Here is one down the intake: Jari

Here is the early F4U rocket panel layout, the right hand armament switch box on top of the sill(the rocket selector is the dial directly below it): for the later version: Jari

The thing to note is, when did the light positions became standard for aircraft, i think it was post war so each country probably had their own regulations before that time. Jari

Here is the scene: Jari

Who said there was a supply problem: Jari

Some Marauder torpedo training: Jari

Not quite a good landing but it shows details of the bottom, note the main tires have different treads: Jari

Time to get the duct tape out: Jari

Here is another load configuration on the trailer: Jari

As mentioned, it was in use during WWII: and in the Korean War: Jari

There will be a live stream of the arrival starting at 6PM pacific time on the museum's YouTube channel: Jari

Not your average Vigilante with AERO 8 practice bomb dispenser and a flasher pod under the other wing: Jari

Here is another one from the rear: Jari

A Phantom on deck: not launching anytime soon as intakes covers are in place, RBF flags still in place also note the thin wires at the wing folds. Jari