On the Flight Line by vexon1

Poser • Aviation • posted on Apr 29, 2007

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More work with airplanes hehe, sorta have a thing for them right now. Enjoy!

Comments (19)

vicious

11:23AM | Sun, 29 April 2007

Beautifull scene & great pov

solimar

11:23AM | Sun, 29 April 2007

kind of looks like a talon jet fighter is it?

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Mondwin

11:24AM | Sun, 29 April 2007

Splendid and fantastic compo!!Bravissimo!V:DDD.Hugsxx

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sackrat

11:25AM | Sun, 29 April 2007

Well done !!

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marinaio

11:25AM | Sun, 29 April 2007

GREAT JOB Beautiful stupendous image the magic definition in the color super sky Excellent Work

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vexon1

11:25AM | Sun, 29 April 2007

In answer to you Solimar, its an A-4 Skyhawk :)

rrackham

11:27AM | Sun, 29 April 2007

I served in an A4 squadron in the Marines (VMA 214 Blacksheep), I thought everyone had forgotten about this great little plane.... great image and thanks for bringing back all those memories

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stevey3d

11:31AM | Sun, 29 April 2007

Great Image!

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ms1

2:35PM | Sun, 29 April 2007

Wow Wow Wow Great

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Syrup

6:10PM | Sun, 29 April 2007

Well no complaints from me! Excellent image! :B eaver !

vkoontz

6:32PM | Sun, 29 April 2007

Exellent skyhawk!!

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arcas

8:45PM | Sun, 29 April 2007

Beautiful A-4. Lordie she was a handsom lil beastie.

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tallpindo

4:28AM | Mon, 30 April 2007

I once gave all my Top Gun paraphenalia to the J-52 engineering team after meeting the math aid on the main plant shuttle. It was the only assets I could pledge to assure them that the ECP they were pursuing on the 408 would make money for the company. This, even though I did not know if the ARBS really made it into the A-4M. Wasn't ARBS in public a Harrier thing? I read on the Internet a briefing by a Kuwaiti A-4 pilot who returned to the fight after fleeing in desert Storm. This is definitly an M or N as it has the bigger cockpit to fit John Lane and has a bent refuelling probe. Moose did not need the bigger canopy to shoot down a MIG.

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