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Model Forum / General / Models / December 2005Iraqi T-6
Anybody have photo(s) of an Iraqi T-6/SNJ/Harvard/Texan? Latest Air Classics has a photo of wreckage in Iraq taken by a Marine officer. Tom > Anybody have photo(s) of an Iraqi T-6/SNJ/Harvard/Texan? > > Latest Air Classics has a photo of wreckage in Iraq taken by a Marine > officer. > > Tom Nope Tom, but check out all the other Texan/Harvard profiles in Wings Palette: http://wp.scn.ru/en/ww2/o/80 As far as accuracy goes, it's internet... but it sure is fun! It was looking at this site that got me excited about doing a MiG17 collection. --- Tontoni Thanks, Stephen. I'll check it out. The Iraqi Texan may have been a defector from Iran or even a civilian aircraft. Tom Stephen Thanks again. What a great site! The one that really jumped out at me was the ChiCom PT-19. As drawings are always a representaton of what the artist sees I would love to find the book mentioned, Aircraft of the Chinese Civil War, or something like that. I'll add it to my favorites list. Cheers, Tom > Stephen > [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > > Tom Isn't that the coolest, or what?? Maybe some schemes are spurious, but who cares!! Regarding bookmarks/favorites, I've found that they don't work for that site for some reason. So I just google in each time. Watch out; if you're into small air forces, like I am, you may have your modeling projects laid out for the next 5 years using that site. --- Tontoni Stephen Thanks for the tip on bookmarking the site. I rely on Lynne to do that for me, I'm pretty illiterate on the computer :-( I know how to access favorite subjects, but not how to add to the list. Hell, I still have to learn how to save the day's work to a disk and set up flow pages for ESM 72! SAFO and Insignia are still the best sources on small air forces. This site, though, when they mention sources, is wonderful. I found another dozen great illustrations in just a half hour of browsing. As to adding another five years of projects:I have at least a dozen started projects and another twenty wanna do projects already. I just added the ChiCom PT-19 and I'm looking for the book mentioned in the caption. Maybe I can return the favor. A friend just sent me a big download of scores of photos of aircraft accidents and incidents. Some are familiar, others new to me. The "Omygod!" quotiant is huge. Most do not have captions and leave gnawing questons. Try: http://www.micom.net/oops. Add AussiePilotPropellorStory.jpg for the best, and most unusual, of the bunch. Let me know how you like it. Thanks again, Tom > http://www.micom.net/oops. Add AussiePilotPropellorStory.jpg Thanks Tom; I've bookmarked that site. Hours of entertainment! --- Tontoni |
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