Milviz F-100D is out

thanks for the feedback :smile: looking forward to the service pack ....

btw - thank you very much to all repainters here - magnificent jobs gents :applause:

ATB

Dirk
 
90% Complete. Just need to make the custom Specs around the painted parts...

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Excellent, Rick! It is wonderful to see a repaint of Dean Cutshall's beautiful F-100F (N2011V). It has been a regular performer at the Thunder Over Michigan airshow and was a performer at the EAA Airventure Oshkosh airshow last year.

The only other F-100 that has flown in recent years is the Collings Foundation F-100F (N26AZ) - the one currently painted in Bud Day markings ("MISTY 1"), but previously was painted in Thunderbird markings.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k9s6t1whZp8
http://www.collingsfoundation.org/aircrafts/north-american-f-100f-super-sabre/


BTW, those "Flight Systems" F-100F's, located in Montana, that Mike mentioned, are registered to Big Sky Warbirds - they have four F-100F's in all (N416FS - N419FS). The same company has been restoring a former "Flight Systems" F-86, which is near completion, polished, and painted in "Minute Men" markings (should hopefully be flying this year).
 
I don't know if this has already been touched on, but here is an interesting warning in the F-100D flight manual, that was recently posted on another forum. (This very thing happened in 1956, when a Grumman test pilot shot himself down, while flying an F11F Tiger, after flying into his own 20-mm cannon shells while in a high-speed dive.)

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Bomber_12th said:
Excellent, Rick! It is wonderful to see a repaint of Dean Cutshall's beautiful F-100F (N2011V). It has been a regular performer at the Thunder Over Michigan airshow and was a performer at the EAA Airventure Oshkosh airshow last year.

The only other F-100 that has flown in recent years is the Collings Foundation F-100F (N26AZ) - the one currently painted in Bud Day markings ("MISTY 1"), but previously was painted in Thunderbird markings.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k9s6t1whZp8
http://www.collingsfoundation.org/aircrafts/north-american-f-100f-super-sabre/


BTW, those "Flight Systems" F-100F's, located in Montana, that Mike mentioned, are registered to Big Sky Warbirds - they have four F-100F's in all (N416FS - N419FS). The same company has been restoring a former "Flight Systems" F-86, which is near completion, polished, and painted in "Minute Men" markings (should hopefully be flying this year).
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John, Thanks for posting. Great to see Col. Day back in the cockpit and great to see the F-100 in the air again. Probably my all-time favorite of all the Fighters I had the privilege to work on.

Interesting to see that the ejection seats had been replaced by Martin Baker seats.
 
joe bob said:
Was the 53 in front of the last three digits on this particular aircraft? That is the first time I have seen it like that.
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Although it appears that at this time was operated
131st TFG / 110th TFS Lambert Field
SL Red fin band, w / white "MISSOURI" F-100C / D 1962-1979

I corrected number of years
Thanks for the comment!

Zsolt
 
I mean on the right side of the aircraft, the numbers are always read left to right, the 53 would always be at the beginning, ie on the left.
 
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