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August 29th 07, 11:38 PM
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Military Paint Schemes
("Really-Old-Fart" wrote)
The 1980's era Jolly Rogers paint scheme has got to be one of, if not THE coolest military paint schemes. That one on the Grumman came out very nice. Yep. Don apparently did quite a bit of research into it and created a pretty accurate copy of their paint scheme. For whatever reason (probably the sliding canopy), you seem to see a lot of the Grummans with "different" paint schemes, although more so in the 2-seaters than in the 4- seaters. I really liked this one @ OSH this year. http://new.photos.yahoo.com/landof10klakes/albums/ Look in album: 1 RV(F-86) OSH 2007 Paul-Mont 
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