Aces High Bulletin Board
General Forums => Custom Skins => Topic started by: StokesAk on April 20, 2009, 03:59:50 PM
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Is anyone working on any F4U-4 skins. It would be nice if there were more. :rock
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I gave one to a skinner a while back it was placed on his to do list I believe.
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Only pics I ever find of 4-Hogs didn't make it over in time to fight. sucks cause i found some of VF17 4-hogs
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You're going to find a LOT of pics for Korea-era -4s, but not many from WWII. I believe VMF-224 was flying F4U-4s by war's end so that at least gives a squadron to look for.
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Im not much of a history person but here is a good pic of one. VF-84.
http://warbirds.studiobird.com/samples/F4U-4-VF-84-Final-sml.jpg
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According to http://www.history.navy.mil :
As of July, 1945 the following squadrons were deployed in the PTO with at least 1 F4U-4 assigned
VF-6
VBF-86
VF-86
VBF-94
VBF-99
VMF-212
VMF-222
VMF-223
Same goes for the F4U-1C
VBF-5
VF-85
VMF-314
VMF-311
VMF-441
May help find some pictures if you can find unit histories
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Ill keep looking. :aok
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Im not much of a history person but here is a good pic of one. VF-84.
http://warbirds.studiobird.com/samples/F4U-4-VF-84-Final-sml.jpg
Pretty sure that one's been discussed and is not accurate.
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Pretty sure that one's been discussed and is not accurate.
at least once it has been proved not accurate, maybe we could try again :D
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Pretty sure that one's been discussed and is not accurate.
Yep. Would have been a F4U-1D for those markings and time frame. The danger of profiles :)
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I use Google. :)
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There is a profile of Ken Walsh's F4U-4 in the Corsair Aces... Osprey book. You take the basic glossy dark blue and put 24 Japanese flags on it (or how ever many he had), and you've got yourself a new skin.
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think i may have found some pics, I'll post them later or tomorrow when i have a chance.
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That would be great. :aok