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Rafale with GBU-24 on the c/l: returning after the mission, what are the pods on the wing pylons: Jari
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But bombs could still be carried in the fwd bay: Jari
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Check the bottom of this Page to see a tank in the forward bay: https://www.daytonipms.org/b-1b-lancer Jari
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Here s a front view of one getting some bombs in Korea: Jari
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Eduard AN/ALQ-71(V)-2 & AN/ALQ-87 ECM Pods (Kit 648 491 & 493)
Finn replied to mrvark's topic in Jet Modeling
Single pods can be seen on F-4Ds in this video, along with LGBs: https://www.criticalpast.com/video/65675071240_Mark-84-Laser-Guided-Bombs_Ubon-Royal-Thai-Air-Force-Base_F-4D_Electronic-countermeasures-pod Jari -
A F-4S from above: Jari
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Not full sized drawings but parts, with dimensions can be found in this manual: http://www.avialogs.com/viewer/avialogs-documentviewer.php?id=4186 Jari
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Here is a look inside the bomb bay of a B-26 in Korea: note what looks like a fuel tank in the forward section of the bay. Here is the link for the site: http://images.google.com/hosted/life/2cefbb47f993d3c3.html more images of the B-26 can be found by clicking the thumbnail under Related images, just keep on clicking as there are several scattered in there. Jari
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Here is one, judge for yourself which paint to use: Jari
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I think it is a Aussie one. Jari
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Not much of a weathering view but a good idea of what this Hornet is carrying: Jari
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Here are some adapted to fit on 14" hooks: Jari
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You might find the info in this document: https://www.docdroid.net/aVV9wzP/history-of-the-gam-87-skybolt-missile.pdf Jari
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Even practice weapons were used as the one on the right is carrying a practice bomb rack: June 1967 in the Med Jari
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Rob another reference point to get a measurement from would be the lugs, they were either 14in apart, for bombs under 1000lbs or 30in for bombs larger than 1000lb (usually). If you have a nice side view of a bomb and the lugs are seen then you can get a close enough measurement. Jari