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model designed 08/2008 |
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Category: military after 1945
Maiden Flight: 1954 |
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The F11F Tiger was the second aircraft of the U.S.Navy with supersonic capabilities and the first fighter known to have caught up with the bullets of its own gun. It played a minor role in active duty, but became famous as the aircraft of the Blue Angels Acrobatic team. It was used in advanced training units until the end of the 60ies.
More information on the F11F Tiger
About designing the model
Model gallery
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Blue Angels Acrobatic Team
Short nose version, U.S.Navy 1957
Download zipped pdf / 2 pages / 316kb
Additional Tails for the complete team:
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Blue Angels Acrobatic Team
Long-nosed version
Download zipped pdf / 2 pages / 380kb
Additional Tails for the complete team:
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VF-21
U.S. Navy, 1957
Download zipped pdf / 2 pages / 346kb |
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VF-33 Astronauts
Short nose version, U.S.S. Intrepid
Download zipped pdf / 2 pages / 512kb
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VF-33 Astronauts
long nose version, U.S.S. Intrepid
Download zipped pdf / 2 pages / 529kb |
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VT-26
Short nose version, NAAS Chase Field, Texas
Download zipped pdf / 2 pages / 322kb |
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ATU-222 (1)
NAS Kingsville, Texas
Download zipped pdf / 2 pages / 345kb |
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ATU-222 (2)
NAS Kingsville, Texas
Download zipped pdf / 2 pages / 329kb |
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White version
use this to create your own version
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External
Stores
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