[admin]

Originally Posted by Old Crow

At risk of being censured in light of other threads , or worse, exposing my utter ignorance , could someone point me in the direction of a website that graphically illustrates, perhaps by line drawings, the primary visual differences between the various F-14 variants?

Huh?

[Old Crow]

Huh?

Just a little (obviously very little) levity in reference to threads with sometimes testy exchanges about accuracy.

[Nockers]

Here are a few I have found

F-14
http://www.topedge.com/alley/alley.htm
F-16
http://www.f-16.net/
F-15
http://www.ugamedia.com/f15.htm
A-10
http://www.warthogpen.com/
F-22
http://www.f-22raptor.com/index.php
Varoius Aircraft
http://ipmslondon.tripod.com/referen...cles/id16.html
A-1
http://skyraider.org/
Vought Aircraft
http://www.vought.com/heritage/

If you like thuds F-105
http://www.burrusspta.org/thud.html

[Dobber]

David I'd love to see what you could do for F-4's and F-8's. The Tomcat as well, though, I can follow most of what you say about the f-14's because I'm a big fan of them too, but, you can never have too much info

Chris

[Mark Nguyen]

how about payload options? The CW 'Cat comes with a handy little guide of how the weapons are positioned, but it doesn't come with descriptions of what role those configurations would be for (SEAD, recon, etc.). Is there a reference out there of common weapons loads for the Tomcat?

Mark

[pdxcollector]

Originally Posted by David Hingtgen

F-4 variations? Can't think of any site. 5053phantoms is THE site for pics though. http://www.5053phantoms.com/

The Domain "www.5053phantoms.com" is not available

[pdxcollector]

If you want F-14 information go to (www.anft.net/f-14) >>

If you want to buy a book on the Tomcat look at the reference list at (http://www.anft.net/f-14/f14-book.htm)

I have most of the books on the list however some of the best for detail are listed below.
“In detail & scale”
“colors & markings”
“walk around”
“in action”
“Osprey”
“Janes How To Fly The F-14 Tomcat”
“Tomcat Alley” by David F. Brown
”Tomcat! The Grumman F-14 Story” by Rear Admiral Paul T. Gillcrist, USN (Retired)