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I’m pleased to present a collection of my favorite subjects - Navy adversary aircraft! Specifically included are each of the A-4E/Fs (numbered 550-557) operated by the Navy Fighter Weapons School from the mid-80s to the early 90s. All 8 jets were in the TOPGUN inventory concurrently for a brief 2-month period between July and September of 1989, and are representative of the school’s Scooter stable for the period.
Please check out the PDF booklet included in the download - I really enjoyed creating a more cohesive presentation for the skins inspired by the books I collected in researching them. I hope you enjoy the booklet and flying with the skins as much as I do!
Please check out the PDF booklet included in the download - I really enjoyed creating a more cohesive presentation for the skins inspired by the books I collected in researching them. I hope you enjoy the booklet and flying with the skins as much as I do!
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F-16C Viper
***10 Sept Update with 300/370 Gallon fuel tank .lua changes and updated EXT Tanks***
BuNo. 163269 began life as a F-16N Block 30B. It's original serial number was 85-1370 before being delivered to the US Navy. The aircraft was then designated as a F-16N and provided aggressor support for the US Navy Fighter Weapon School fr om 1987-1994. The aircraft was referred to as "The Lizard" by pilots and ground crew of NFWS. After the Navy retired the jet it was moved to the San Diego AeroSpace Museum Field Annex located at Gillespie Field near San Diego where it is currently on display. Ironically, it is sat beside the F-14 that was used for filming Top Gun Maverick. Depicted here is how the Aircraft appeared near the end of it's service life, just prior to delivery to the SDAMF facility.
The fuel tank template is not mine, however I do not know the original creator to give them appropriate credit.
BuNo. 163269 began life as a F-16N Block 30B. It's original serial number was 85-1370 before being delivered to the US Navy. The aircraft was then designated as a F-16N and provided aggressor support for the US Navy Fighter Weapon School fr om 1987-1994. The aircraft was referred to as "The Lizard" by pilots and ground crew of NFWS. After the Navy retired the jet it was moved to the San Diego AeroSpace Museum Field Annex located at Gillespie Field near San Diego where it is currently on display. Ironically, it is sat beside the F-14 that was used for filming Top Gun Maverick. Depicted here is how the Aircraft appeared near the end of it's service life, just prior to delivery to the SDAMF facility.
The fuel tank template is not mine, however I do not know the original creator to give them appropriate credit.
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F-14 Tomcat
F-14A Navy Fighter Weapon School Red 33 & Naval Strike and Air Warfare Center Red 13 BUNO 160913
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F-14 Tomcat
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F-14A Navy Fighter Weapon School Red 30 & Red 34 BUNO 159855
F-14A Navy Fighter Weapon School Red 30 & Red 34 BUNO 159855
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