Canadian Voodoos

Hi Natomac. welcome to the forums. here's a few links to Canadian voodoos. havn't had a good look at them myself but i hope they will be useful.
Greg
http://www.cbrnp.com/profiles/quarter3/voodoos.htm
http://www.rcaf.com/store/product_info.php/cPath/47_89_63/products_id/429
http://www.rcaf.com/1969_1996_unification/aircraft/fighters/voodoo/
http://1000aircraftphotos.com/Contributions/Schlifer/1609.htm
http://home.att.net/~jbaugher1/f101_9.html
http://www.cahs.com/images/journal/coverpicture95b.htm
hope these help

Thanks for the links gregers, most jook good, but I got a 403 Forbidden error on the first one. Is this a members only site, or is it just down or something?

not sure on that one. it worked last night. have you tried doing a google search for voodoo stuff? thats how i found these. give it a go at www.google.com . its one of the best search engines about.
Greg

Try this link.... http://www.airforce.forces.ca/organization3_e.asp

There's a number of photos on the left side of the page. One is a photo of 101067.

Mike Belcher, owner of Belcher Bits and a member of IPMS Ottawa makes a 1:48 and 1:72 scale decal sheet for this aircfraft and any RCAF Voodoo.

Try contacting Armed Forces Public Affairs. Maybe they can help you with your query. You can also try a google search with 414 Squadron or 22 Wing. Who knows what you'll find.

Good luck.

This is no help to you, but might be amusing. I was told this by some friends of mine who were Texas ANG Voodoo pilots. The Canadian interceptor pilots, to this day a wild bunch of guys, used that hugely powerful search/identification light on the side of the plane under the left side of the canopy, to create "UFO" sightings. At night, they would have two planes approach head on at near supersonic speed. One plane would have its light on. Just as the planes passed each other, the first plane turned it light off, the second plane turned its on. It have the illusion of an "alien" craft suddently reversing direction at an impossibly high rate of speed. The pilots told me it drove NORAD crazy with all the calls from the frozen north they'd get. And I love their name for the F-104s they flew: The Aluminum Death Tube.

That's hilarious Sharkskin, I can only imagine the fits the guys at NORAD must have had over that. Actually, your post may end up helping more than you thought. Your comment about Texas AND pilots got me thinking, and I realized that the bird I want to build, 101067, was modified for ECM work by the USAF, not the Candian Forces, so I might be able to find some info on it in American services, before the craft was transferred. On that note, anybody have any idea where I could find info on American ECM Voodoos?

Gregers, I just tried that first link again, seems to work now. Thanks again for the help.

NO Problem, glad to be of help.
Greg

Not sure what kind of pics you want but there is a 101 on display about 5min from my house.If you let me know what you need,I could take some for you.

http://www3.telus.net/MattsPage/_sgt/f10000.htm
i've got one photo as the background on this website, if it helps, ive got a few more sahots of this same one.