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I've just uploaded a set of Vietnam era repaints of Nick Black's single seat A-4 to both AVSIM and Flightsim.com
The process of going through this raises a couple of questions.

1) Are there other variations of this model that allow display of the various munitions and tanks the Skyhawk carried?

2) Is there a possibility of creating a single seat variant with the avionics hump that later Skyhawks were modified with?

Michael Verlin

There are modified A4 (TA-4J and H) on our front page for download, also you could search Avsim for Mike Pearson, he has also updated this model with new variants.

Mark

Thank you for the information. I already have the TA-4H and -J. They are two seaters, so they won't fit in with what I have in mind. I'll see what Mike Pearson has uploaded.

Michael

These are a great start and I agree the would look the part with loadouts. On Avsim his modified NBAI Scooters are in the following variants.

A-4E/TA-4J
A-4PTM/TAxx
A-4KU/TAxx

Victory103 wrote:These are a great start and I agree the would look the part with loadouts. On Avsim his modified NBAI Scooters are in the following variants.

A-4E/TA-4J
A-4PTM/TAxx
A-4KU/TAxx

I hadn't seen them before....

Has anyone done a humpless model with stores? I'm working on a retro (C2001) RNZAF Skyhawk package, based on data from pilots and groundies who were on the Squadrons at that time. Be nice to have the A-4K's with representative loads

SeanG

I've been in touch with Mike Pearson. He is currently working on loadouts and other modifications. We'll have more to say as things progress.

Michael_Verlin wrote:I've been in touch with Mike Pearson. He is currently working on loadouts and other modifications. We'll have more to say as things progress.

That is great news!

I Might even have to do a Draken International package now, since the last 8 A-4k's and 9 Macchi 339CB's are going to them

SeanG

I believe Mike P has taken over the furthering of the Skyhawk model variants and will do a great job should he choose to cover the former New Zealand and Aussie scooters among many others.

Mark G