Trumpeter 1/48 Cessna A-37B Dragonfly

[Flyingbabydoc]

Nice work so far Steve. A very interesting model.

Have you considered the Uruguayan Air Force scheme? This is one rare bird as well (they are still in service but beginning to be replaced with Embraer A-29 Super Tucano).

Cheers

Alex

 

[Steve Ski]

Thanks, Guys. I 'm not exactly sure what they called this camo pattern, too far back to remember exactly. It's hard to get a straight answer using multiple search engines, but I'm betting Saul's librarian would have access to that intel, HA! He can find it, he can find anything.

 

[Steve Ski]

This is one rare bird as well (they are still in service but beginning to be replaced with Embraer A-29 Super Tucano).

Cheers Alex

I agree. I had never heard of this little bird before going to DM, AFB, Arizona for tech training. It was a different world on this midget compared to the waist level or above the head missile loading on the F-15. As mentioned before, it was quite an experience switching from 15's to this, and if you were 6' or better, it was even more fun. I just remember those two incentive rides were a blast and I think this would be the perfect family jet to have in the driveway.