USAF Wing Tanks - F-15/Other?

[Sauragnmon]

Alright, so I'm in a bit of a situation. I'm planning to use a set of the F-15's tank-and-rail combo pylons on another aircraft, and sourcing the tanks is a slight problem. I'm working in 1/72 scale, and I'm wondering, as I know it's likely, which other aircraft they've been used on. The guy who's sourcing me the pylons has a pair from a Corsair and another from a Skyray. I'm doubtful about the Skyray tanks, but I'm curious if the A-7 tanks would be the right size/type for the configuration.

It's odd to ask, but I'm going to use them on a fully-loaded model of a F-23, and a source told me it was going to use the same system as the F-15 on the inner wing hardpoints. I have an F-15C, but I'm going to be using those tanks on that model, and thus my problem arises.

[Rex]

since both the Skyray and the Corsair II use the same "Douglas Shape" 300 gallon tanks,,,,,can't you just compare those tanks to your F-15C tanks?

otherwise, compare your F-15C tanks to this blog's drawings

http://tailspintopics.blogspot.com/2011/07/douglas-low-drag-external-fuel-tanks.html

[Lancer512]

The F-15's tanks were used on the center station on late F-4s, which replaced the old Royal tanks.

Not sure if any other aircraf tuses the same pylons, though.

[Rex]

oh, right, there you go,,,,,,,there is probably an oversupply of F-15 tanks out there in 1/72 parts bins

I am not in Canada,,,,,but, try to find someone that has built two or more Naval Hasegawa Phantoms,,,,they would be breeding in his spares box