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Belgian Air Force FA-18 in a livery for 45 years 350th squadron.
FA-18 was the first BAF F-16 to be decorated this way.
Marking the start a beautiful tradition within the BAF, with many special liveries and tails to follow.
The livery has a red tail with the emblem of the squadron, an old Belgian Warrior, wearing the English crown.
The fuselage is covered with large red Ambiorix wings.

The 349th Squadron was founded in 1942 as a Belgian unit within the Royal Air Force.
The squadron took part in the D-day landing operations and further liberation of Europe during the second world war.
After the war the SQ. was stationed at EBBE (Beauvechain AB).

The 349th Squadron 349 flew with 6 different aircraft: the Spitfire, Gloster Meteor, Hawker Hunter, Avro Canada CF-100 Canuck, Lockheed F-104 and the Lockheed Martin F-16 Fighting Falcon.
The squadron was equipped and operational with F-16's in 1979 as the first operational F-16 unit within NATO.

In 1987, at the time based at Beauvechain, received a special paint to celebrate the 45th anniversary of the Squadron.
I tried to remake this livery as for DCS.

If you have any tips or remarks, please let me know.