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Recconnaisance Campaign
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phantom II
Master at Arms
It's an exhaust pipe... Faces backwards in case of a rapid retreat when discovered by the enemy
Where those things in use during the 1980's
Cheers, Christian B)
ij001
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In these situations, I believe it's compulsory :fencing
Ian
Sherman 18
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It's an exhaust pipe... Faces backwards in case of a rapid retreat when discovered by the enemy
Where those things in use during the 1980's
Cheers, Christian B)
I don't think it was used in the 80's. I know the French Foreign Legion used some cool looking 6 wheelers in Desert Storm.
Looked this -
Sherman 18
Master at Arms
Sherman 18
Master at Arms
Heavens Eagle
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What about an Arado 196 or a Westland Lysander?
Of course, they fit the bill.
ij001
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Heavens Eagle
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That was kind of what I was thinking, have the old 1/32 Matchbox (Airfix?) kit. Have always like that plane ever since I saw the outline shape on an old textbook my mom had saved from her high school days.
Sherman 18
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:coolio
ij001
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Yep, it was a Matchbox kit. An option could be to try and get the decal sheet from when Revell Germany re-issued it a few years back. Those marking were very good indeed. There's so much to see inside that huge cockpit detailing it will keep you busy for a month !!
Trust me on the decals tho', worth trying to get a hold of
Ian
Trust me on the decals tho', worth trying to get a hold of
Ian
Never seen that one before, good find Jeff. 
Sherman 18
Master at Arms
something ain't right with this, those aren't the standard engines are they?
Sherman 18
Master at Arms
I don't know what it is, much less the engines :pinch:
I took the picture from the National Naval Aviation Facebook page ...... I think and now I can't seem to find my way back to the page
Oh found it - caption
With a 325 lb. depth charge beneath its starboard wing, a Coast Guard J4F Widgeon conducts an antisubmarine warfare patrol off the coast of the United States.
:drinks
I took the picture from the National Naval Aviation Facebook page ...... I think and now I can't seem to find my way back to the page
Oh found it - caption
With a 325 lb. depth charge beneath its starboard wing, a Coast Guard J4F Widgeon conducts an antisubmarine warfare patrol off the coast of the United States.
:drinks
Guess I have it confused with the Grumman Goose.
Sherman 18
Master at Arms
Same here MP