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I think it is a Aussie one. Jari

Not much of a weathering view but a good idea of what this Hornet is carrying: Jari

Here are some adapted to fit on 14" hooks: Jari

You might find the info in this document: https://www.docdroid.net/aVV9wzP/history-of-the-gam-87-skybolt-missile.pdf Jari

Even practice weapons were used as the one on the right is carrying a practice bomb rack: June 1967 in the Med Jari

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

Rob, here is one being put together: https://www.criticalpast.com/video/65675065169_USS-Ticonderoga_mount-fin-on-1000-pound-bomb_aviation-ordnance-man_push-into-elevator Jari

Here is one: Jari

You might find the info here: http://www.recordsofwar.com/vietnam/usmc/VMA - 311.htm Jari

A F-14 with a full missile load: Jari

Of course you could always go with 1 and 2: Jari

On pg27 of the reader in this manual the D tail is shown with dimensions: http://www.avialogs.com/viewer/avialogs-documentviewer.php?id=4186 but other info on the F is there as well. Jari

You might find a pic in one of these walkarounds: https://www.cybermodeler.com/aircraft/su-25/su-25_all.shtml Jari

Try one of these manuals: http://www.avialogs.com/index.php/en/aircraft/usa/vought/f4ucorsair.html Jari

Not SP but how about some Mavericks: Jari