May i see these photos?

Saludos.

This is one fom the Salvadorean Air Force web site…

Similar ones can also be found if you take the Ilopango (more…) link at Jetphotos (the same Cuscatlan “dragon belly” link you sent me.

James

Personal National Pride

Well, since I’ve been asking you all for input – I’ll also share my own personal national favorite – our own Canadian Forces Snowbirds. 35 Years strong and still flying the same aircraft type.

http://www.snowbirds.forces.gc.ca/site/index_e.asp

Great site, pics, movie clips, wallpaper etc.

enjoy.

James

I see what you mean – great clear shot of the logo too thank you very much.
So strange to put a stroke though the ‘0’ like that

Interesting note too – I was sifting through a few older shots and ‘250 was one of the specially painted ‘NATO Tigers’ years back – albeit with what looked more like a cheetah

Ive seen a couple other shots showing the Alphas in a six-ship formation – obviously in the last few years I’m guessing – were they flying as the ‘Asas’ or just a “flying Team’ sort of thing?

On another note… Rotores de Portugal… are they an offical or semi-official team? What kind of history have they got?

Oh yeah – she’s that much closer to final art now

James

It really looks an “8” in FAP’s website photos.
But if you have a chance to stand by the plane on the ground and look at it you’ll clearly notice that’s a “0”! A very odd “0” indeed, but definitely a “0”! 😀

Of course, you should draw whatever you want!
I just thought you might be interested in doing things as they are and not as they seem to be. 😉

Keep on the good work, anyway!

Abraços

Thanks again… I stand corrected

Time to double check the pics – I’ll bet there’s a funky little aerial or something catching the light just so… Not to worry she can be ‘250 by the time the drawing is done.