William Tell 1965

[tigercat2]

In my version of an alternate reality, the next three photos are a typical line up at the annual William Tell gunnery meet, say about 1965.  See which ones are What Ifs!!  (I was a big fan of ADC; they got to wear orange flight suits and fly really cool aircraft)


Wes W.

[tigercat2]

A different angle of William Tell participants, from the other end.

[tigercat2]

William Tell ramp (forgive the resemblence to the kitchen table) in 1965, in the Alternate World where ADC was a huge command.

Wes W.

[Logan Hartke]

Voodoos and Arrows are always pretty.  Convair aircraft always scream "Fantastic Fifties!"  Lockheed and Republic designs are neat, but can fall off the table and I'd not care next to the other gorgeous creatures.  Heck, anything North American is going to trump any other aircraft for looks.  There's just something about them.  They are always the prettiest planes in the room.  They just look so...right.

Super job.  I love the '50s and these are all sexy as all get-out.

Logan Hartke

[sotoolslinger]

Very cool bunch o planes Good job on those.

[BlackOps]

Wow! That is a good lookin' bunch 

[tigercat2]

I will admit that having the F-108, F-12 AND Avro Arrow (probably called the F-112 or the F-14, depending on when it came in the inventory) operational at the same time would be a bit of overkill in the Mach 3 interceptor category, but hey, its my world and I can make my own air force!!


Wes

[pyro-manic]

Cool! My favourites there would have to be the F-108 and 109 - you don't see them very often. The others are very nice as well, though.

[ElectrikBlue]

Dream Team 1965!!! 

EB

[Ed S]

Great collection of interceptors.  Nice looking models.

Ed

[Cobra]

Super Sweet!!!!!!!! These Planes just Ooze Cool Got anymore of These Awesome Models???

[Eddie M.]

Beautiful and captivating collection of aircraft. Bravo Zulu!!

[John Howling Mouse]

When music, women and aircraft design all hit their stride....ahhhhhhh.

Nice models!  The Arrow looks especially businesslike in those markings.