WHIFS from other forums

[Dizzyfugu]

The Ukraine struck again and re-interpreted my Mustang PR.VI...

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[seadude]

Whif in a Hollywood B grade movie. 
http://www.shipmodels.info/mws_forum/viewtopic.php?f=67&t=163087

[Captain Canada]

That does look pretty cool !

[Dizzyfugu]

Found this alternative to the Mirage III in South African Service:







Nice! The Sparrows might be a little over-ambitious, but the desert cammo looks very good on the Saab 35.

[Knightflyer]

For what Dizzyfugu has just posted I'm only getting the little picture icons   

[scooter]

Whif in a Hollywood B grade movie. 
http://www.shipmodels.info/mws_forum/viewtopic.php?f=67&t=163087

Looks like they've been raiding my dA page... 

[Captain Canada]

Now that`s cool. Well armed to boot ! That`s an aero I`ve yet to build, but one of these days !

[PR19_Kit]

In South Africa they'd need the belly mounted drop tanks I reckon, it's a BIG place!

[Snowtrooper]

Found this alternative to the Mirage III in South African Service:

Nice! The Sparrows might be a little over-ambitious, but the desert cammo looks very good on the Saab 35.

The F, J, and XS models could fire the SARH version of Falcon missile (Rb 27, based on the AIM-26B), so the radar was capable of continuous illumination and Sparrow might have been doable, at least in theory.

[Dizzyfugu]

This would certainly not stop us from developing an advanced version that could deploy AIM-7, wouldn't it? 
I actually wonder if a two-seater with a bigger radome (maybe with the F-104S' NASARR F-15-A?) and the long tail of the late fighters would be an option?

I have a Heller kit stashed away somewhere... I like the South Africa idea very much - and with PRU Blue undersides and fin this could look really odd. 

[Old Wombat]

In South Africa they'd need the belly mounted drop tanks I reckon, it's a BIG place!

I know somewhere bigger, with longer stretches of bugger-all between fuel stops, too.


They didn't buy the Draken, either.


Possibly because they'd have needed belly, wing, wing-tip & conformal fuselage-top tanks for them to be deployable (if they really require belly tanks to operate in South Africa).

[NARSES2]

In South Africa they'd need the belly mounted drop tanks I reckon, it's a BIG place!

I know somewhere bigger, with longer stretches of bugger-all between fuel stops, too.


They didn't buy the Draken, either.

Was the Mirage any better in that regard ?

[Tophe]

from http://www.britmodeller.com/forums/index.php?/topic/234927170-gallery/
I found a Bisquito (Twin-Mosquito with jets):

[Old Wombat]

In South Africa they'd need the belly mounted drop tanks I reckon, it's a BIG place!

I know somewhere bigger, with longer stretches of bugger-all between fuel stops, too.


They didn't buy the Draken, either.

Was the Mirage any better in that regard ?

Not really.

[NARSES2]

Right. I thought I was missing something but thought I'd check  Getting old you know