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Scimitar F.Mk.1

I also couldnt decide which attracts me more they are both interesting

hm is that a cutoff photoshoped with different backrounds?


BR
Tom
 
Class!! Is that aAlphasim's one? In my opinion we need the Supermaine Attacker, now theres a challaging aircraft to land on deck!
 
Cheers gents, and to Bruce for the great skins he did for her.

Tom, they are different shots but just from the same camera angle. All I did was to crop them a bit.
 
peter12213 said:
Class!! Is that aAlphasim's one? In my opinion we need the Supermaine Attacker, now theres a challaging aircraft to land on deck!
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Going by those screenshots, you can definitely tell that the Scimitar got its good looks from the Attacker. From the cockpit forward they look very similiar (likewise with the Swift).
 
Excellent shots! :applause:

What is the location (and the airfield below)?

Where can we download your repaints??

cheers

Andy
 
When doing my tractor course at Culdrose, the Scimitar was the aircraft we used for towing and pushing aircraft training, it was surprising just how big of a bird she was. The cockpit was a long way up.
 
yeah they are big, my grandfather can remember being in Gibraltar (LXGB) once when they did an engine run-up, due to Gibraltars location it was angled and chained to the end of the runway so the jet blast was directed into the sea, suffice toy say you could see the bottom when the engine was at full chat, gibraltar is where i use to practice carrier landing placement, that is where to land to trap, as you can see it's a beauty of a landing :icon_lol:

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and heres one to show just how big the Scimitar was

JSJ_Supermarine_Scimitar_2.jpg
 
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