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[papermate]

Here's your favourite colour, orange and white.

Papermate

[murphyaa]

Originally Posted by papermate

Here's your favourite colour, orange and white.

Papermate

I saw that one. All I need is to find out the Coast Guard used it...

[willygoat]

From what I can find, Only the USAF, Navy, and Marines used it officially in the US. But it was also flown in Argentina, Bolivia, Ecuador, Mexico, and Sweden. I swear I saw an article in a magazine a couple years ago about Norway also having a few T-39s, but I can't find it.

I did find these fine examples of other US NAVY schemes. The super colorful one is a Navy Centennial scheme.

There are also many civilian schemes as possibilities too.

[papermate]

Hey, remember your "what-if" version for ........?

Papermate

[murphyaa]

True. OK, Coast Guard version coming up. And a yellow wings version.

[murphyaa]

Got tired of the Sabreliner after 2 versions, so I'm thinking of opening it up to a repaint contest, plus repaints of any other models anybody wants to contribute.

Meanwhile, here's a commission from a while ago I've been working on behind the scenes (still some engineering to do on it)

[murphyaa]

Quick engineering check. Those engines are complicated.

[umtutsut]

Originally Posted by murphyaa

Quick engineering check. Those engines are complicated.

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Ooh! Ooh!

You know you gotta have this one, Aaron!

Les (The Voice of Authority)

[cmdr199212]

I don't always come to this thread, but when I do, there's always a great surprise waiting for me. Awesome, Aaron!

[murphyaa]

Originally Posted by umtutsut

Ooh! Ooh!

You know you gotta have this one, Aaron!

Les (The Voice of Authority)

I didn't know I needed that one, until now.

As people know, I like to keep a few projects on the go, and bounce between them to keep the frustration levels down.

I found this little guy on the internet the other day

Called the Gulfstream Peregrine, a prototype for a single engine military trainer that failed.




When the military rejected the Peregrine Trainer, Gulfstream took the same concept, and converted it into a business jet, also called the Peregrine.