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A Few Fighter Edits (Read 497 times)
Jun 29
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F-14B VF-103 "Jolly Rogers" by Grumman
The F-14 Tomcat "Tomcatters" by Grumman
Mirage F1CR-200 by Dassault
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Jun 29
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I like the first one best Dave. V.nice indeed.
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nice
i have a crappy monitor but the second one appears to be the best to me
the mirage one is pretty good too. . .but the flame seems a little bent down to me
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great shots. the F14 is an amazing plane. made to look even better with those edits
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Dave, one thing confuses me on your second shot.....it looks to me like you have installed a light in the nose chin pod which normally houses the TV camera and the IRST(Search & Tracking System-Infrared) ?
Could that just be a solar reflection from one of the lens covers ? ???
With your image, you made me go find out.....seems there is a small light housed in there along with a an antenna ..........
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Underneath the nose of the F-14 A and B(A+), a TCS (Television Camera Set) pod is carried along with a small position light and ECM fairing. In the D model, a dual chin pod is used to house both the
TCS and the new IRST (InfraRed Search and Track) system. The position light and ECM antenna were retained.
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