GotrekGurnisson

The link you gave identifies it as 163414.

I'd especially appreciate any high res close ups of the tail art. Also pics of any warning stencils etc.

Thanks for those EF. Anyone got any more?

Anyone got any photos of Flankers from the 54th 'Kerchensky' GvIAP? The ones with the St George coat of arms on the tail.

I get the odd up close and personal brush with the Pigs when I'm up on Fraser Island. They love doing high speed passes along the waterline, right on the deck. I'm sure they purposely line people up on the beach to scare the hell out of them. It's always a laugh to some poor ususpecting schmuck hit the deck as a pair roar past.

And here is the Fighter Wing Pacific logo - Thanks for figuring those two out leatherneck - I probably never would have worked it out myself.

Aha. Thanks leatherneck! Looks like you were right. I found the Naval Fighter Wing Atlantic logo - Found the matching VF-1285 and VF-1485 logos too -

As far as the triangular logos go, the one I have worked out already is the first of the three which is the NSAWC logo - It follows that the other two should be the NATC and NFWS, but I can't find any matching logos.

Yeah I saw the entries and figured those two should be VF-485 and VF-1285, but couldn't find matching logos anywhere. Good call on the VF-1285 logo being a composite of the VF-301/302 logos. I could see the Stallion's horse head in the top half, but couldn't make out the bottom half.

Yeah I've seen it. Doesn't have those patches that i can see.

Saw this pic with all the badges/logos of the various Tomcat operators (bar the Iranians). I'm doing up a similar composition for a t-shirt and there are a couple I can't make out. I've circled these in red. Anyone able to ID those for me?

Oh is this season 2? Wonder how long before it screens down here in Oz? I noticed of late that (suprisingly) we are only about half a season behind the US.

If you can't give specific dates can you at least give a rough ballpark on when?

Indeed. Lots of high res pictures would be appreciated.

It's known as crow breaking in radio control circles. Most commonly used on the bigger RC gliders.