Phantom Help

148365 was the QF-4B development plane, so may have differed slightly from "production" models, all the pictures that I have seen of 148365 show an orange centerline tank & orange undersides. Later QF-4B's generally seem to carry white tanks.

Wings Palette have a decent side view of 148365;

http://wp.scn.ru/en/ww3/f/59/3/0/146

It seems that 148365 also wore two different tail markings, the NMC one as shown in these pictures & also a PMTC badge. I think the NMC badge was worn first & then replaced by the PTMC one;

Wings Palette have a decent side view of 148365;

http://wp.scn.ru/en/ww3/f/59/3/0/146

PMTC badge shown on  149428;

Boy I miss seeing those Phantoms in the air or on the ground.

Archangel Shooter

Boy I miss seeing those Phantoms in the air or on the ground.

Lovely in any colour!

Awesome, those are definitely gonna help.Thanks.

Archangel Shooter

Boy I miss seeing those Phantoms in the air or on the ground.

I miss hearing them on short final to Bergstrom AFB... When the wind was right, they flew right over the house on final approach.... Plus, one of 'em was Dad's, ocasionally, until 1972..  He knew I'd be out there watching, so I'd get a "wing-waggle", lol..

Great!  Another Phantom I have to build!  Is there a decal sheet for this?

TONY

Not as far as i know.Im going to make my own from all the pictures and things ive gathered and print em out.

three things that might help you decide which to build, based on the parts you might have to work with

the first jet has the earliest tail tip, the earliest IR nose fairing, and the unslotted stabs

the second jet has the second tail tip, the slotted stabs,,,and the second IR nose fairing (this one is similar to the first F-4D IR fairing)

also,,,,,these are both with the same unit,,,,,only the name changed

hth

Rex