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Have Glass V finished F16, honouring those emergency responders that sacrificed their livesd on 9-11, 2001.  

This is a recreation of F16c, blk 40 #90-0736 of the 80th Fighter Squadron “Headhunters”/"juvats",
assigned to the 8th Fighter Wing, PACAF (Pacific Air Forces).
it received special heritage tail flash decals on may 2023, celebrating the 70th anniversary of the U.S. - Republic of Korea alliance at Osan air base, rok.
The Decals have been applied on additional 2 F-16's assigned to the 8th FW and 3 KF-16's with the ROKAF 38th fighter group.

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This is a recreation of F16c, blk 40 #89-2003 of the 35th Fighter Squadron “Pantons”,
assigned to the 8th Fighter Wing, PACAF (Pacific Air Forces).
it received special heritage tail flash decals on may 2023, celebrating the 70th anniversary of the U.S. - Republic of Korea alliance at Osan air base, rok.
The Decals have been applied on additional 2 F-16's assigned to the 8th FW and 3 KF-16's with the ROKAF 38th fighter group.

*** due to file size being above 300 mb, i've included in this download a pdf with a download link , sorry for the extra step, thank you :)  ***

This is a recreation of the 80th Fighter Squadron (”Headhunters"/"Juvats”) flagship F16c, blk 40 #89-2121, part of the 8th Fighter Wing, PACAF.
It received a special heritage paint scheme in 2022, featuring a sunburst tail flash in honor of the korean war era tail designs for the operations group,
as they were painted on f86’s and f80’s.
It also features the names of notable 80th Fighter Squadron Aces from WW2 and 1 from the korean war on the ventral fins.

*** due to file size being above 300 mb, i've included in this download a pdf with a download link , sorry for the extra step, thank you :)  ***

This is a recreation of the 35th Fighter Squadron (”Pantons”) flagship F16c, blk 40 #90-0735, part of the 8th Fighter Wing, PACAF.
It received a special heritage paint scheme in 2022, featuring a sunburst tail flash in
honor of the korean war era tail designs for the operation group as they were painted on f86’s and f80’s.
It also features the names of notable 35th fs aces from ww2 on the ventral fins.

*** due to file size being above 300 mb, i've included in this download a pdf with a download link , sorry for the extra step, thank you :)  ***

This is a recreation of the PACAF 8th Fighter Wing F16c blk 40 #88-0468, 8th Operation’s Group flagship, which was given a special heritage paint
scheme in 2022, featuring a sunburst tail flash in honor of the korean war era tail designs for the operations group as they were painted on f86’s and f80’s.
It also features the names of notable 8th Fighter Wing Aces from WW2, the korean and vietnam wars on the ventral fins.

the livery features an haveglass grey paint scheme with ghost grey radome, but no haveglass coating.


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This is a recreation of the PACAF 8th Fighter Wing F16c blk 40 #89-2060 heritage jet,
which was given a special paint scheme in 2021, honoring the legendary
triple ace Robin Olds, who led the 8th fw during the vietnam war and
named it the “Wolfpack”. the paint features SEA scheme camo tail flash and “SCAT XXVII” writing on the ventral fins which was the name of Old’s personal
f-4c while serving with the 555th tactical fighter squadron.
Olds named all his aircraft after his West Point roommate Scat Davis, who could not become a military pilot due to poor eyesight.


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Based of AF88-1702 from the 4th Fighter wing, the 334ths "Eagles" 88-1702 named “Spirit of Goldsboro" is the 4th Fighter wings Flagship jet, painted in a WW2 commemorate the wing’s heritage and celebrate the men and women who have paved the way for the wing. The history started with the Eagle Squadrons from the Royal Air Force, developed under leaders like Col. Don Blakeslee pictured on the wing flagship
The livery has the 334ths Eagle on the Left nose, on the Right nose it has the 3 old Eagle squadrons from the RAF. On the tail you can find the North carolina state with a Star making the Seymour Johnson AFB, on the Other Stab you can find Col. Don Blakeslee
I have done my best to recreate the livery, from the scheme to the Decals

Please contact me if y'all need to on discord _vasy on discord

PLEASE ENJOY!! alot of work and support went into to this livery

This is an adaptation of the RNLAF F-16A block 15 J-058 from 311 sqn "Aquila" (eagle).
painted in a special scheme in commemoration of the 45th anniversary of the squadron (may 1996) it also features fuel tanks with the dutch airforce motto at the time "air power".

The squadron started operating f16's out of Volkel AFB on april 1982, became the first RNLAF sqn to support laser guided bombs and later in 2001 post the MLU upgrade, reconnaissance  became the main role of the squadron.
the squadron participated in numerous operations, starting with operation "deny flight" (April 12th, 1993 to December 20th, 1995) in former Yugoslavia and ending with support of nato forces in Afghanistan during May 21st, 2011 to September 20th, 2011.
upon return the squadron was disbanded due to budget and reduction of the f16 fleet in the RLNAF.

This is my recreation of the flagship of the 4th FW as painted in may 2023 for Wingsd Over Wayne airshow.
The flagship jet features a portrait of Donald Blakeslee to honor an important member of the 4th Fighter Wings heritage and a WW2 Ace.