Super Etendard de la Segunda Escuadrilla Aeronaval de Caza y Ataque 3-A-202
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37 18 June, 00:43
Duster_dIt looks great! What kind of paint did you use to paint? I also want to build a similar kit in the future, but I can't figure out what colors to use.
18 June, 03:50
Alejandro VuckoHello Duster, In this case I used Tamiya's XF-50 Field Blue, I originally painted it about twenty years ago... but I didn't have the complete Argentine decals. and the ones I had dried out over time, since at that time I did not varnish my models. So what you are seeing now is a retouched mockup.
19 June, 01:02
Duster_dAlejandro, thanks for the answer! I will look for an analog made of water-based acrylic.
19 June, 03:06
Alejandro VuckoHello Duster.... the XF-50 of tamiya is an Acrylic Paint, anyway you can use Grey Blue (71.005) of Vallejo Model Air
20 June, 23:46
Duster_dAlejandro, оne more question: is it necessary to put a load in the nose of this model so that it stands and does not fall on the tail?
17 August, 08:16
Cristian AGreat result. These planes made a big impact in the Falklands / Malvinas with their Exocet missiles.
17 August, 19:49
Alejandro VuckoHi Duster. In this case it was not necessary to add weight to the nose of the model, because the main landing gears are quite far back in relation to the CG.
24 August, 20:28
Album info
Super Etendard de la Segunda Escuadrilla Aeronaval de Caza y Ataque, el 3-A-202 al mando del Capitán de Corbeta Augusto Bedacarratz que el El 4 de mayo de 1982 produce el ataque al destructor británico clase 42 HMS "Sheffield" en una acción coordinada entre un SP-2H Neptune explorador y dos Super Etendard. Usaron una táctica jamás empleada en la historia de la aviación militar de combate: la combinación "explorador-avión de ataque", inaugurando así un capítulo en la doctrina de las operaciones aéreas navales.
