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McDonnell Douglas F-15 Eagle —

Enviado hace 10 años

1568 of F15

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alex kropfhace 10 años

what's the reasoning behind that paint scheme.

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iwa7388Photo Uploaderhace 10 años

May order to clear visually friend or foe.
I'm confused When you have air combat in the same F-15?

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Stefan Sobolhace 10 años

The paint scheme makes the plane look smaller than it really is. This can make the opposing pilot think that the plane is farther away than it really is. It is similar to the reason that some paint schemes include a canopy painted on the bottom of the plane (so you are not sure which way it will turn).

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YVES QUEIGNEChace 10 años

This wings paint scheme looks suspiciously, by the shape and size, a wing of F-4 Phantom ...

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