Jet Provost G-SOAF/425 (Sorry)
Posted: 20 Oct 2006, 19:11
I know this is a fictional as it's actually a Mk82.A Strikemaster but I've been fascinated by this scheme since I saw it at the Leuchars airshow a few years ago, I think it just really suits the airframe.

I'm having a few problems however with certain parts.
The first bit I'm running into problems with is the text on the front of the fuselage here:
http://www.airliners.net/open.file/1077468/M/
Does anyone have any close up shots of it so it can be deciphered?
The second bit is the yellow warning arrow. Does anyone have any ideas what the text on it says, and what indeed is that strange round thing it appears to be pointing at?
http://www.airliners.net/open.file/1086993/L/
Comments/criticism welcome please. I'm backing off on the alpha quite a bit as I was mid-tinker when I grabbed that screenshot. I also loathe to reduce the size of the Omani crest on the tail anymore as all of the detail starts to go and it looks rather fuzzy.
Once again apologies for it being a fictional, I just love the scheme and couldn't resist.

I'm having a few problems however with certain parts.
The first bit I'm running into problems with is the text on the front of the fuselage here:
http://www.airliners.net/open.file/1077468/M/
Does anyone have any close up shots of it so it can be deciphered?
The second bit is the yellow warning arrow. Does anyone have any ideas what the text on it says, and what indeed is that strange round thing it appears to be pointing at?
http://www.airliners.net/open.file/1086993/L/
Comments/criticism welcome please. I'm backing off on the alpha quite a bit as I was mid-tinker when I grabbed that screenshot. I also loathe to reduce the size of the Omani crest on the tail anymore as all of the detail starts to go and it looks rather fuzzy.
Once again apologies for it being a fictional, I just love the scheme and couldn't resist.