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Naval Heritage TA-4J Skyhawk Early WW2 Camouflage 4-Pack

Naval Heritage TA-4J Skyhawk Early WW2 Camouflage 4-Pack 2024-06-15

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This archive contains four Naval Heritage Series fictional paints for IndiaFoxtrotEcho Visual Simulations's McDonnell Douglas TA-4J Skyhawk of various aircraft in early World War 2 United States Navy blue gray and Atlantic gray white camouflage.

Repaints by Nagpaw, based on the paintkit by Dino Cattaneo.

Included in this pack are:

- BuAer 154266 of Torpedo Squadron 4 (VT-4) aboard the Ranger, circa late 1942, with subdued national insignia and rudder stripes.

- BuAer 154239 of Torpedo Squadron 7 (VT-7) aboard the Wasp, circa early 1942, with high-visibility national insignia and rudder stripes.

- BuAer 154284 of Torpedo Squadron 8 (VT-8) aboard the Hornet, representing Douglas TBD T-7 of VT-8 on June 4th, 1942.

- BuAer 154269 of Composite Squadron 9 (VC-9) aboard the Bogue, representing Grumman TBF T-6 on March 22nd, 1943.
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