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I was digging into a box of "stuff" in my garage and ran across a May 1980 McDonnell Douglas booklet about the F-15. On the back it says "Dedicated to the Eagle Keepers" so I must have got it from McD's because I was one.

Anyway, I thought one picture/page was rather interesting, a photo of a B-model loaded for bear (probably 71-290 or 291). Hope you like it

JMC

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This morning I got up and decided to scan "a few" F-15 slides. Well, I am still scanning and don't know where to stop. All of these date back to at least almost 20 years. Some older. Some m ight have been posted here before, but these should be "better" than any dupes I posted before.

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Does anyone have good pictures of Streak Eagle in the unpainted form? Also, what needs to be modified from the hasegawa 1/72 F-15A kit to truly represent the Streak Eagle? Or is it good to go OOB? Thanks.

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Does anyone have good pictures of Streak Eagle in the unpainted form? Also, what needs to be modified from the hasegawa 1/72 F-15A kit to truly represent the Streak Eagle? Or is it good to go OOB? Thanks.

Streak Eagle wasnt painted. The only markings it had was the Streak Eagle emblem and national markings.

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Streak Eagle wasnt painted. The only markings it had was the Streak Eagle emblem and national markings.
Does anyone have good pictures of Streak Eagle in the unpainted form?

It was repainted later, tada:

http://www.airliners.net/photo/USA---Air/M...-15A/0737742/L/

And as i said, i am looking for pictures of it in unpainted form.

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Lovely shots, Ken ...

I really like the last one and how it illustrates the gear rotation isn't always in sync between the mains ...

As always, Thanks for sharing them ... :wave:

Gregg

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