Hello,

I am also interested by the reply, some MiG-23 seem to carry this pod on both port and starboard sides.

Alain

It seems that there was the same plane as in january 2005 (report of the french magazine Air Fan).
I will probably do a report in a few weeks. Did you ever visit this museum ?

Thanks for the Tu-16 !
For the second pictures I would rather say MiG-19 ???

So, let’s see if we can try something. Let’s see how many of the following we can locate:

SAM sites (NIKE sites in the US don’t count, they’re already labeled!)
Aircraft in flight (should be a bunch of these!)
Non-American aircraft carriers (or US carriers outside the US)
MiG-29s
Rafales
EF-2000s

Enjoy! Later on I’ll post some images of the things I’ve found (apart from the 2 S-300 sites, they’re on the other forum already).

old type french SSBN at “l’ile longue” :

http://maps.google.com/maps?q=alberta+canada&ll=48.310116,-4.498472&spn=0.003288,0.007226&t=h&hl=en

but no possible Rafale (except outside france during a meeting 😉 ) because no high res view of Lanveoc-Poulmic and Istres air bases

sorry copy/paste error

32°53’38.14 N 13°16’03.94 E

Thanks :p

And for the lybian base ?

Thanks,

I’m waiting for this very interesting reccon picture 😀
I have started to put the large stripes of LARAF Blinder on a Tu-22KD drawing. I was hoping that the films of some very famous pictures of LARAF Blinder have been reversed to get the starboard side of the camo pattern but … 🙁

I really have somme difficulties to match the Italieri camouflage with the interception pictures.
Here is the draft of the camo pattern (http://photobucket.com/albums/a141/hokum/?sc=1) :

Mandrake_Poe,

Do you have the camo sheme of the iraqi Tu-16 you mentioned previously ?
It might help me to define what kind of sheme might be applied in the Blinder

Thanks,