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Old March 8th 05, 10:49 AM
Rob van Riel
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Default VX-4 phantom loads

VX-4 has created some of the most spectacular paintjobs seen on F-4
Phantoms, and as such are prime subjects for scale models. I could of
course build such planes with nothing, or only fuel tanks under the wings,
I prefer to have a little more variation in loadouts. Given that VX-4 was
a test squadron, I would imagine they put some a-typical, and therefore
interesting loads under their Phantoms.

Does anyone out there have information on what they tested on their
Phantoms? Maybe even some pictures?

Thanks in advance for any info

Rob

 




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