A USMC McDonnell Douglas A-4M Skyhawk at Misawa 15SEPT77 (a. watanabe)Black Sheep
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A USMC McDonnell Douglas A-4M Skyhawk at Misawa 15SEPT77 (a. watanabe)Black Sheep
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The last built A-4 Skyhawk - February 1979
コックピットパネルを制作しました。以前海外のモデラーがやっていたスイッチやノブを一つずつ植えていく方法がとても良く見えたので真似してみました。 ただ手間と時間がかかりすぎるので、サイドパネルは比較的大きめのノブだけ別パーツで出力。この方法が手間と見栄えのバランスが良さそうです。
The last McDonnell Douglas A-4 Skyhawk built in flight in February 1979. The A-4M BuNo 160264 (c/n 14607) was the 2960th Skyhawk, being delivered to the U.S. Marine Corps Marine Attack Squadron of VMA-331 "Tomcats" in February 1979. (NMNA U.S. Navy)
VMA-331 A-4M Skyhawk BuNo 160260 by G. Verver Via Flickr: VMA-331 Bumblebees A-4M Skyhawk BuNo 160260, VL-00, taxiing at Tinker AFB, December 1991. Photo by Joe Cupido.
Special Delivery! A USMC A-4M Skyhawk from VMA-324 "Vagabonds" launching an AGM-62 Walleye television-guided glide bomb (Circa 1970s). Produced by Martin Marietta, Walleye gave strike aircraft a limited stand-off, fire-and-forget ground attack capability, and unlike the AGM-12 Bullpup was very popular with the pilots.
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A U.S. Marine Corps DOUGLAS A-4M Skyhawk (FRCE)
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