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Understand Kursad, I was just saying from an earlier reply. I appreciate you will do this scheme too! Apologize for the interruption.

It actually wore this scheme till it's last dying day as a QT-38A on the Range at China Lake in December 1980. One of the best looking Bicentennial jets to fly imho.

This is a very important sheet for me, and curious if you have made any headway due to the trademark and corporate logo challenges. When printed, I will purchase many sheets! Appreciate any updates you may want to provide! Larry from China Lake, CA.

Paul, I agree with "I just like it!" Is a cool looking Jet for sure, and your VF-111 livery is stunning! Now along the same lines for better engines how about a better coupling clutch system for the A2D-1 Skyshark. That would have been the Spad everyone would want! Brutal in looks and likely would have been a PHANTASTIC close air support weapon! We can only wish at the time.

Oh yeah, I bought the Hobby Boss TA-7C plus an intake upgrade for the China Lake double FLIR bird! The only thing I need is an upgraded Windscreen and Canopy. Would anyone happen to know one available? Great sheet yes indeed, but we need the A-7E sheet with VX-9 and the China Lake single FLIR bird! Cheers from CHINA LAKE! Larry

Mind sharing why China Lake and Edwards are special for you?

If accepted, this will be the sheet I've been waiting a while now for! Can't wait! I have plenty to build for people here at China Lake! Kudos Captain Tyler! And kudos to Kursad if you plan to push this into printing! I have many sheets to purchase! Cheers Larry

Many other differences besides sensors and the "Barn Door". And, it is not at Fort Worth now... Cheers Larry

AA-1 and XE100 Absolutely! Phantastic list! Cheers from China Lake! Larry

Early Years, Early Years YEAS including AA-1 in 1/72 and 1.48 I hope!!! 10 sheets called for from me! Cheers Larry

Yes, I propose what Captain Tyler said! F-35 Early Years sheet! AA-1 to start it off! Cheers! Larry

PLEASE include AA-1 with a new release plus one in 1/48th

The hard way indeed, take a look here for some inspiration! http://soyuyo.main.jp/f4c/f4c-1.html Great Start!