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F-15C Too Cool For School Eagles decal sheet |
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1/48 scale product #4813 5 |
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Review by Steve Bamford on Nov 29 2007 |
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Here's a review of a new
release from Twobobs.
This is another in the Twobobs
series of decals featuring aircraft from the various USAF Fighter
Weapons Schools. This sheet features markings
for two complete F-15E's from the 57th Wing of the Nellis AFB
Fighter Weapons
School. The Air Force originally activated 57th Fighter Wing on 20
September 1948 up in Alaska. On 15 October 1969, the Air Force
activated the wing as the 57th Fighter Weapons Wing, stationed at Nellis
AFB with a new mission: providing graduate-level fighter pilot training
and demonstration of tactical fighter weapons systems and tactics using
F-4, F-100, F-105, and F-111 aircraft. The mission of the 57th
Wing is to provide advanced aerospace training to worldwide combat air
forces and showcase aerospace power to the world.
Both of these jets are both overall FS 36118 Medium Gunship Gray with black markings. One jet has a white outline for the big "WA" and numbers on the tails. Both Strike Eagles on this sheet has yellow and black checked fin flashes at the top of the tails. Two complete set of stencils is included along with 2 full sets of formation lights. One the inside of the tails on one of the jet is artwork of a bald eagle with wings flared and talons extended. One the side of the conformal fuel tanks is the 57th wing badge and one the tails is the Air Combat command shield. |
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If you're going
to build one of these then Twobobs
suggests the following kits and aftermarket detail items.
1/48th Scale
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Photos and text © by Steve Bamford
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