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Hello "Boomstick" - try War Eagle sheet WED064. It has 86-0262 printed.
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"Boomstick" - also try www.foxonedecals.com
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Yep - I think I`ll end down that road as well !!
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http://www.bare-metal.com/decals_48.htm
http://www.bare-metal.com/decals_48/48-50instr.jpg
http://www.bare-metal.com/decals_48/48-50.jpg
Still available for ordering looks like.
http://www.bare-metal.com/decals_48/48-50instr.jpg
http://www.bare-metal.com/decals_48/48-50.jpg
Still available for ordering looks like.
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Boomstick wrote:Ok, I rec'd the decals for AC #87 222, anyone have any pics of this aircraft?
"Triple Duse" is a legend at Springfield. I know we still have the current one, 87-0222 (F-16), used to have a 222 A-7, and I think they've even had one with the F-100's. She has nose art and is called "Gravedigger", I don't think I have a pic of it, but could get one if you want it.
Hey Adam
PLEASE do post any photos of the nose art on this web site as we do not have any photos of 162nd FS nose art. Have any other aircraft been pained with nose art?
BTW - those are my photos of 222. I photographed it at Sprinfield circa May 1999. I photographed it on the ramp in the morning and then landing in much nicer weather in the afternoon. Actually think it was doing touch-and-goes. I was also hoping to photograph 262 as it has a kill and was the first big mouth F-16, but it was in depot at the time. I should come back and visit again sometime.
PLEASE do post any photos of the nose art on this web site as we do not have any photos of 162nd FS nose art. Have any other aircraft been pained with nose art?
BTW - those are my photos of 222. I photographed it at Sprinfield circa May 1999. I photographed it on the ramp in the morning and then landing in much nicer weather in the afternoon. Actually think it was doing touch-and-goes. I was also hoping to photograph 262 as it has a kill and was the first big mouth F-16, but it was in depot at the time. I should come back and visit again sometime.
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Boomstick, I did the research and provided photos of the Springfield jets for the Fox One sheets. I can give you whatever pics you need, both of "Mystery Machine", as well as the newer "Gravedigger" artwork.
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