LetLetLet ~ Warplanes
Let Let Let - Warplanes => Combat Warplanes => Topic started by: No.1 on April 21, 2010, 06:01:51 PM
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Well known plane, lets see some less seen materials :-wave
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Mo' drawings :))
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First pack of archive images, mostly A version.
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Second pack of images ;)
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What's that protruding down from airplanes belly on the second last photo? :-eek Could it be some kind of bomb bay door, or what??? :-think :-think :-think
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Oh my....corsair II is one of my most beloved airplanes :-) :-clap :-ok
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Letipapa- they have air brake extended :) You will see on drawings later :))
Glad you like it :-ok
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Third and final image pack :-wave
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My God! :-eek How many photo's of this (was it called "little ugly...." I do not know, but I think that is this airplane) extraordinary machine? :-think :)) Wonderful :-jump and I am happy that I'll see profiles :-jump :-jump :-jump
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No profiles... I have to make technical drawings... here you are work in progress side view.
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Oh, technical drawings :-wall OK, no matter it is all great, and, I found this: The A-7 Corsair II was tagged with the nickname "SLUF" ("Short Little Ugly Fucker") by pilots. :))
Go on friend, it will be another superb work! :-salut :-ok :-clap :-clap :-clap :-wave
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Ha ha ha :-clap nice nick name :-ok From my side I have complete mission and my boss is pleasured with final works. Here you are :-tri
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:-obey
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Thanks :-ok
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A curious story took place in 1974. After buying Lockheed F-104 Starfighter fighters in the USA, the Pakistani Air Force decided to get a modern attack aircraft. The United States at that time offered the Pakistanis the Northrop F-5A Freedom Fighter and the Ling-Temco-Vought A-7 Corsair II. The Pakistanis liked the latter, a visit to the enterprise was organized for them, since it was about the purchase of 110 cars. But in the end, politics intervened. The Carter administration did not want to destroy the balance of power in the region, plus Islamabad began work on the creation of nuclear weapons, as a result, in 1978, Pakistan was offered the F-5E Tiger and/or a new batch of F-104 Starfighter. But Pakistan already wanted to get F-16 fighters, other options did not suit it anymore. The war in Afghanistan made it possible to realize these desires.