F-15E Strike Eagle Camo?

Air Master Modeler wrote:

That is correct, no operational F-15E used the Euro Green Camo scheme. I'd like to recommend a book called The Great Book of Modern Warplanes, This is a huge hard cover table top book that is a must have for all modelers. It covers all modern US warplanes and has a very extensive section on MIG's. It has everything you ever wanted to know about the F-15 and all its varients. I have used to this book to help me turn out some awesome models. I plan to get another copy of this book ASAP, since I had my last copy stolen.  http://www.amazon.com/Great-Book-Modern-Warplanes/dp/B000RERZXY Just $12.00 for a used copy at amazon.com. I highly recommend this book!

I actually have two copies of that book; a 1985 edition (without the section on "America's Stealth Fighters", and the section on MiG's has some pretty fanciful drawings of the then-unknown MiG-29), and a 2005 edition. Both are invaluable resources.

Air Master Modeler wrote:

That is correct, no operational F-15E used the Euro Green Camo scheme. I'd like to recommend a book called The Great Book of Modern Warplanes, This is a huge hard cover table top book that is a must have for all modelers. It covers all modern US warplanes and has a very extensive section on MIG's. It has everything you ever wanted to know about the F-15 and all its varients. I have used to this book to help me turn out some awesome models. I plan to get another copy of this book ASAP, since I had my last copy stolen.  http://www.amazon.com/Great-Book-Modern-Warplanes/dp/B000RERZXY Just $12.00 for a used copy at amazon.com. I highly recommend this book!

That is correct, no operational F-15E used the Euro Green Camo scheme. I'd like to recommend a book called The Great Book of Modern Warplanes, This is a huge hard cover table top book that is a must have for all modelers. It covers all modern US warplanes and has a very extensive section on MIG's. It has everything you ever wanted to know about the F-15 and all its varients. I have used to this book to help me turn out some awesome models. I plan to get another copy of this book ASAP, since I had my last copy stolen.

 http://www.amazon.com/Great-Book-Modern-Warplanes/dp/B000RERZXY

Just $12.00 for a used copy at amazon.com. I highly recommend this book!

Air Master Modeler wrote:

YES! The first test prototypes were painted in euro green camo. Since then they have always been painted a dark gray. http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/systems/aircraft/images/f15_04-load.jpg This should help.

 So then that scheme was not used on operational aircraft then.

 OK, that answers the question. Thanks! 

YES! The first test prototypes were painted in euro green camo. Since then they have always been painted a dark gray.

http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/systems/aircraft/images/f15_04-load.jpg

This should help.