Flight Patrol by Varilux
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Description
Two AFRC Fighting Falcons on patrol flight.
The F-16 is a modern multi-role single engine jet fighter aircraft and originally developed by General Dynamics.
His versatility is the main reason for his success on the export market, so it is serving in 24 countries.
It is equipped with an M61 Vulcan cannon in the left wing root,
and can carry air-to-air missiles and a large variety of missiles or bombs.
This picture shows the Falcon with wingtip Amraams, Sidewinders on the stations 2 and 8, and AGM-88 HARM.
Look at www.f-16.net if you are searching references material.
I think more information about this fighter can't be found in the net.
All comments are very welcome.
Thanx for viewing.
e.g. I would like to thank bazze for his help and his excellent tutorials on his Website.
Comments (13)
Waba...very nice models indeed and the pilots look great! My only small crit is that they look exacty the same. :)
Absolutely fantastic.
Oooooooh YEAH! An aviation pic makes my day once again!
nice image, these are great models.
Great modeling, and the picture is well composed. I must agree with bazze, that they do both look identical, otherwise very well done. Thanks!
very realistic, great POV.
I'm Morthen Toledo, This Work is more than great is just, Fantastic. Thank You
One has an ECM pod the other doesn't. Great looking models and nice to something loaded and ready.
Great image, would make an excellent poster
Excellent work there.
Excellent job, superb modeling and render.
Great render, also very very nice to the eyes. I love such cloudy deep-blue atmospheres. The composition is dynamic, but not aggressive. Just great work. Thanks for sharing.
Excellent work.