Forum: Scale Models - F-16, F-35, F/A-22, F-2

Hi guys I'm a newbie on this site and I was wondering if anyone can assist me on deatiled pictures of all the NOMENCLATURE for the 16's. I just received, finally after waiting almost 3 months, my Transfers and I certainly do not want to make any mistakes as I have Top Gun to attend in three weeks and My static display judging will be very critical when it comes to Markings.

Oh by the way yes it flies!

Top speed 217 MPH
Powered by JetCat P-160 ( 36 Lbs thrust )
1 Gallon of Jet-A
6 minutes Flight time
1/6 scale

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Last edited by Jetflyer24 on Apr 13, 2004 - 08:48 PM; edited 1 time in total

Ready for all the decals. I know where al the big ones go. the little ones are the ones that are killing me Crying or Very sad

. My static score represents 50% of the competition the other 50% I got down ( in the air ) Cool

Can you be more specific with your request. Additionally, are you talking about the photo you attached with your question. As noted in other sections of this forum this aircraft is 87-0241 from the Colorado Air National Guard. Are you asking for more detail of this aircraft? I might be able to help out if that's the case...........

chickenlegs

trying to post the pictures of my bird but its telling me that the picture needs to be 256 No idea how to reduce them so you can see what it is that I mean.

Regards..... Johnny H.

Isn't flying a radio controlled shape like an F-16 (a design that was meant to be flown computer assisted) difficult?

Last edited by Jetflyer24 on Apr 13, 2004 - 09:36 PM; edited 1 time in total

Actually believe it or not it isn't dufficult as these Models are'nt balanced like the real one as the model Full of Fuel take off weight is 47 Lbs and she's balanced with the Gear out. When you retract the gear she becomes a bit nose heavy but all you do is trim her and she's a pleasure to fly.

I have 4 F-16's and this is my the one I use to practice and test my turbines and all the new goodies. The Tigermeet is my latest one and will enter for the first time at the biggest competition in the US ** Top Gun ** this is why I'm requesting help with all the Nomenclature

Regards,
Johnny H.

Jetflyer24

How soon do you need the specifics. I know the guys who painted the jet and I'll do what I can to get you more details.

chickenlegs

Hi, well I already have all the nomenclature, all I really need is to know exactly where it all goes. I have books and pictures of the real one but the person that gave me pictures really didnt' focus on the no steps Walkway and misc markings that she's got and I'm kinda wingin it and I need to not guess cause my goal is to enter the World jet masters next year so the sooner the better. it really doesn't have to be this tail number it could be any F-16 that has all the standard markings.

Regards............. johnny H.

Jetflyer24, you need to contact Bob Sanchez at http://www.twobobs.net and inquire about the reference CD for his Tiger Meet decal package. The CD contains high-resolution images like the ones that follow:

Thank you very much, I already have all the Markings to scale, already have most of them in the Jet the small ones are the ones that are the issue.

Regards.............. Johnny H.

OK. All I have to say after that is: Wow! ( Don't show it to Gums. He'll want one for Christmas... OK maybe not with that paint job. Very Happy

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Johnny.....nice jets! Bob Violet?
But uh....what's with the parabrake housing on that Edwards bird?
What radios do you use?

Not Bob Violet. I like to buy my jets in europe as they're bigger and they have a much larger variety of Scale jets. Like I said the EDwards Bird is my test bed and the paint scheme was a quikie Job. didnt want to get crazy like I did on the Tigerscheme One.
Thanks for the compliments I wish I could figure out how to reduce the size of my pics so I can show you guys the gear, cockpit, turbine and all the details on my Jets.

regards.......... Johnny H.

Johnny, do you have photoshop? If not, send them to me, I can resize for ya, no sweat.

Ah... from Europe eh? What company?

elp wrote:

Isn't flying a radio controlled shape like an F-16 (a design that was meant to be flown computer assisted) difficult?

See the topic: <a href="f-16_forum_viewtopic-t-437.html">Are RC F-16 models also inherently unstable?</a>

Forum: Scale Models - F-16, F-35, F/A-22, F-2

I'm ready for Top Gun