BAE Lighting

**chiawatkom** · #1 11-04-2010, 08:58 AM

This airplane is one of the most strange aircraft that having twin engine that extremely difference in the aircraft design in my opinion.

Lighting is one of an aircraft which I have to make up my mind when doing the design due to its belly, wing, etc... She is a fat lady with a belly.

Some love it and some like it!

**Stormeagle** · #2 11-05-2010, 06:35 AM

Chiawat you are really amazing,

You keep rolling them out and I am still stuck with the F5 and T37 repaints for over a month now.....

Once again,

Really good work (and fast too)!

**chiawatkom** · #3 11-05-2010, 06:45 AM

i have a huge logistic to handle, my friend!!

**hawkman67** · #4 11-05-2010, 10:11 AM

THat you sure do Chiawat!!

so many planes so little time,LOL.
Jeff

**bill516** · #5 11-05-2010, 02:16 PM

I can tell you that they were a real pig to work on. Most jobs you had to remove the ventral tank or re-heat pipes to gain access to whatever was wrong. If you could get away with not removing those items you usually ended up working through two small panels either side of whatever you were fixing and had to do the job mainly by feel as when you put your hands through the holes you couldnt see what you were doing. Just occasionally there was a big panel you could open up, but if you dropped anything it fell on top of the ventral tank, guess what?, you had to remove the ventral tank to retrieve it. O how many happy(not) hours we spent fitting tanks in the wee small hours.

**Nh3ave2009** · #6 11-05-2010, 04:42 PM

Whoo Hoo thanks Chaiwat I have been looking for one of these! thanks U R GREAT!!

**chiawatkom** · #7 11-05-2010, 05:58 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by bill516

I can tell you that they were a real pig to work on. Most jobs you had to remove the ventral tank or re-heat pipes to gain access to whatever was wrong. If you could get away with not removing those items you usually ended up working through two small panels either side of whatever you were fixing and had to do the job mainly by feel as when you put your hands through the holes you couldnt see what you were doing. Just occasionally there was a big panel you could open up, but if you dropped anything it fell on top of the ventral tank, guess what?, you had to remove the ventral tank to retrieve it. O how many happy(not) hours we spent fitting tanks in the wee small hours.

I got those felling when reading this message.