DaveB wrote:Yes.. I like that one too. Pity it's the Arctic deployment colours but who cares
I don't know why, but that sort of paint scheme appeals to me, like the Dayglo orange repaints that Peter Watkins did for the JF Chipmunk. Maybe it was all those Vickers Varsities at Watton when I was a child: they were covered in the stuff, and it must have affected my development.
Ground Test of New Freeware Boeing KC-97 Stratofreighter
Shalom and greetings all my pals,
Presenting ground test of new freeware Boeing KC-97 Stratofreighter at PAEI Eielson Air Force Base located approximately 26 miles southeast of Fairbanks, Alaska
At apron awaiting for crew to board
Tail view of boom!!!
Holding on runway waiting for take off clearance
Thank you for viewing!!!! Stay tuned for next exciting flight!!
You may have missed that the chap who did the other two paints was going either away or no vacation for a while. No doubt he'll start again when he returns
DaveB wrote:It's on that thread Aharon.. along with your hint
You may have missed that the chap who did the other two paints was going either away or no vacation for a while. No doubt he'll start again when he returns
ATB
DaveB
Hey Aharon,
Do you have any reference for an IAF version? I could not find anything.
sketchy74 wrote:Do you have any reference for an IAF version? I could not find anything.
Israeli air force bought and operated about ten units of C-97s and converted some of them to KC-97s. IAF used two different liveries for that plane C-97s and KC-97s. I like Israeli air force words in English and Hebrew on the plane.
You will NOT find photos of Israeli KC-97s because of security reasons (nobody was allowed to take photos of that in past except Israeli C-97s in commercial airports).
Out of all 683 KC-97s built by Boeing, only ten saw combat action and that was Israeli air force's KC-97s unless I am mistaken about USAF KC-97s not having combat action for America