F7F Tigercat wanted

[mortythebassman]

Hey Milton! Great to hear from you. I hope you're enjoying your retirement as much as I'm enjoying mine. Thanks again for the years of hard work and all the great planes. (D18 still my favorite!) Morty

 

[Seahawk72s]

Video

Nice startup and in cockpit flying.

 

[expat]

Seen F7F's at Duxford and always taken with how thin the fuselage cross section is.

 

[jymp]

The latest one not available anywhere, at least where I've been able to look.

 

[falcon409]

The latest one not available anywhere, at least where I've been able to look.

Correct, read the previous posts that explain why that is.

 

[Josh Patterson]

Nice startup and in cockpit flying.

Hey, wait a minute. I know that airport!

 

[mal998]

Those Grumman's are beautiful. Gotta hand it to those guys and girls in the 30's and 40's. They sure knew how to design and build and it was all done with a slide rule. I grew up a few miles away from Grumman Bethpage and Republic Farmingdale. Truly a Golden Age!

 

[jmbiii]

I just flew VR1355 (NOE) with my F7F (P3Dv3). What a blast!

 

[falcon409]

I just flew VR1355 (NOE) with my F7F (P3Dv3). What a blast!

Can you translate that to English? lol (VR1355(NOE))?

 

[MrZippy]

Can you translate that to English? lol (VR1355(NOE))?

This may help! https://backcountrypilot.org/forum/high-speed-back-country-flying-21966

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nap-of-the-earth

 

[falcon409]

Got it. . .Thanks!

 

[jmbiii]

VR1355 is a low-level military training route in the mountains of Washington (state).
Watch this youtube ride in an A6 - https://youtu.be/6ELJkITPr0A

 

[Seahawk72s]

Looking for repaint

Looking for Jankee's repaint "Slightly Dangerous" for the F7F.