Reddog-03

I've done a lot of artwork for CVW-8, Desert Storm/'90's era. PM me if I can help!

Yeah, I love that site too. Use it all the time. These sites are great for photos but no useful info on bureau numbers: https://www.floridamemory.com/find?keywords=f-14+final+countdown https://www.ar15.com/forums/general/-/5-1176097/?page=1 Here's what I've compiled from across the internet so far: 160382, AJ206, was used for filming at NAS Key West in June 1979 160391, AJ210, used at NAS Key West (Fun Fact: 160391 spent most of its life with VF-84 and was also filmed in "Executive Decision" in Oct 1995 as AJ202)

So did anyone ever get BuNo's for the Final Countdown jets? I saw that 160382 was one. It's currently on display in Seattle with Modex AJ202. Anyone know any of the others?

Anyone have a spare Bombcat sprue from a Dragon/DML 1/144 F-14D? http://www.ipmsusa.org/reviews/Kits/Aircraft/dragon_144_f14d_vf213/f14d_007.jpg

Anyone have a spare Bombcat sprue from a Dragon/DML 1/144 F-14D? http://www.ipmsusa.org/reviews/Kits/Aircraft/dragon_144_f14d_vf213/f14d_007.jpg

Just found this online. Looks like what you said and matches the photo of 535; a centerline fuel tank, outboards with MERS loaded with a single Rockeye on the aft/bottom station, GBU-16/Skipper on one inboard.

That's just a reboxed Hasegawa kit. https://www.cybermodeler.com/hobby/kits/rm/kit_rm_5978.shtml

I have one if you need.

Exactly what I was looking for!

Are there any good sources for a 1/72 F-14 original beavertail with the dielectric panels removed? I know Hasegawa made a limited edition VF-1 kit with it but dies anyone make an aftermarket part? Thanks

LF: 1/72 Hasegawa F-4C/D IRST pod, Air Force pylons. Fujimi or ESCI might work too. Thanks.

Looking for any WWII era photos of P-40N, serial number 44-7369. It was assigned to Peterson Field, Colorado Springs. Thanks. Doug

I've got a lot of good photos of Malmstrom AFB birds from '99-'02 if they're of any use to you.

So was I! Best of luck to him!

20 years ago, I was very familiar with the ones in Montana. What's your son's AFSC?