Sep 21, 2025
TOMCAT
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TOMCAT
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This is Halloween!! ππ»
US Navy Grumman F-14 Tomcat of Fighter Squadron VF-84 β οΈ Jolly Rogers, βFear The Bones, Baby" π΄ββ οΈ Can now be played as it was meant to be.
Japanese 'Raiden' at the Smithsonian before restoration.
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F-82 'Twin Mustang' testing the F-4 Ram-jet missile, 1952.
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"At the end of the day you're just a criminal, waiting for the next-" missile tracking noises "Line 'em up good, Monarch!"
More Project Wingman fan art! Really love how this turned out. Of course there's plenty of room for improvement. Hope the next piece I make gets better!
I'll be uploading a timelapse later on my YT channel for anyone interested.
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This was because of the change in operational use as air defense fighters, instead of the tactical use. It went to the ADWC on May 17, 1978.
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He was finally made available to AMARC on January 21, 1987, as "FP032" and subsequently transferred to the Tolicha Peak Electronic Combat Range in the Nevada desert on April 22, 1991, as a "Range Target"....
Savoi Marchetti mc.203 Folgore fighter belonging to the Aeronautica Militare during World War II.
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A MiG-3U (I-230) fighter with an AM-35A engine at the airfield. This fighter was produced in a series of six aircraft for the Moscow Air Defense Force. 1943.
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