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RC-135V "Rivet Joint" (Read 166 times)
Dec 3rd, 2004 at 9:07pm

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I never thought I would want to fly a heavy, but I would like to have a Boeing RC-135V "Rivet Joint". Reason being is that my dad used to work on them as an electrician for the USAF. It shouldnt be that tough, the aircraft is basically a modified 707, or C-135. someone with 3-D modeling skills could easily make the changes, and the repaint shouldnt be to hard. Or maybe not, I dont know anything about 3-D modeling. anyway heres a website with all the vitals if anyone is interested.http://www.fas.org/irp/program/collect/rivet_joint.htm

 

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Reply #1 - Dec 7th, 2004 at 2:24pm

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There is an FS2002 but very nice RC-135W at the Historic Jetliners Group website along with a lot of other C135 variations! http://81.208.92.5/airlines/u/united_states_air_force.htm
 
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Reply #2 - Dec 7th, 2004 at 7:01pm

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cool, thanks, Ill give 'em a try.
 

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