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VFA-305 Repaint Request

strikehawk

Charter Member
With the last batch of repaint's for the AF F/A-18 that came out recently I got to thinking that it would be nice to have one of VFA-305 Lobos birds done. There is one for the KBT Super Hornet but not for the AF F/A-18A. I spent a couple of years in that squadron loading ordnance on the birds until I got orders to China Lake. For reference pics there are a few on the VFA-305 Face Book page

http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?pid=30679297&op=1&o=global&view=global&subj=214786248810&id=1029715604#!/photo.php?pid=101947&op=1&o=global&view=global&subj=214786248810&id=100000419917609&fbid=103879639636033

I have a thing for flying the aircraft in FS that I worked on and when a paint for any squadron that I was around or in comes out I grab the file and add it to my collection. I bet I'm not the only one either.
 
Question about the AF F/18. Is there any way the nose cone can be fixed? It tapers up where the real one is virtually symmetrical down the conic axis. Otherwise this was the first payware aircraft I ever bought. I still am hooked on it but often get turned off by the up-snout look it has. My attempts to contact AF or affiliates have come to nought.
 
Aerial foundry does not exist anymore. I last emailed the owner (Dean Reimer) in 2007. We are probably going to have to live with the nose on the Hornet.
 
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