1/28/2024 0 Comments A 6 intruder cockpit![]() I hope this clears things up! I am still looking for the Bureau Number of the Intruder that formerly was at Kissimmee. I do not know why portions of the canopy are red. As far as I know, this aircraft was not used in the movie "Flight of the Intruder". These photos were taken in December of 2010: ( ). The unidentified A-6 airframe, ( ) is no longer at Kissimmee but at a location unknown to me near Wildwood, FL. ![]() These parts came from the USS Intrepid Museum in New York City and were reportedly used in the making of the movie "Flight of the Intruder". The first airframe, ( ), made up of pieces from at least four A-6s, has been with the YAM at Willow Run Airport in Michigan for at least ten years. There are two A-6 Intruders being discussed in this thread. Last edited by Todd Hackbarth on Tue 3:47 pm, edited 1 time in total. It is my understanding the nose/cockpit of this aircraft is from EA-6A BuNo 156981 the center wing is from A-6A (upgraded to A-6E standards) BuNo 152621 the aft section/vertical fin is from A-6A (upgraded to A-6E standards) BuNo 152933 and the landing gears doors are from EA-6A BuNo 156989.Īgain, any assistance with determining the identity of the former Tom Reilly A-6 Intruder would be most wlecome. A photo of the Intruder already with Yankee can be found here: The YAM already has parts from several A-6s and hope to combine everything to create one static display aircraft. The YAM is trying to determine the Bureau Number of this Intruder and would like to know its service history and how and when it ended up with Mr. A photo of the aircraft taken at Kissimmee, Florida in April, 2006 can be found here: ![]() High detailed and fully functional & clickable Virtual Cockpit, model is designed to be. The ejection seats: Production A-6Es 16 and 18 were delivered to VA-65 with A-6A DECM antennas. 6 different mission intended models, used specifically for missions. ImageFilename=cockpit\hud\A-7E_RADALT_MARK.The Yankee Air Force / Museum of Willow Run Airport in Michigan recently purchased the remains of an unidentified Grumman A-6 Intruder from Tom Reilly. The A-6E cockpit was initially similar to the Later A-6As except for the GRU-7 ejection seat. ImageFilename=cockpit\hud\A-7E_ALT_Scale.tga The A-6 Intruder is the worlds first fully all-weather attack bomber capable of detecting and identifying tactical or strategic. ImageFilename=cockpit\hud\A-7E_SPD_Scale.tga ImageFilename=cockpit\hud\A-7E_SRM_Seeker.tga ![]() ImageFilename=cockpit\hud\A-7E_laser_target.tga ImageFilename=cockpit\hud\A-10A_guncross.tga Development of A-6 which is no longer in service with longer nose enclosing cockpit and large pod on fin. ScaleImageFilename=cockpit\hud\A-7E_heading_scale.tgaįallLineImage=cockpit\hud\A-7E_FallLine.tgaįallLineImage=cockpit\hud\A-7E_FallLine_AA.tga ImageFilename=cockpit\hud\A-7E_Heading_Index.tga ImageFilename=cockpit\hud\A-7E_attitude_bars%d.tga ImageFilename=cockpit\hud\A-7E_flightpath.tga TextureStage.StageAlphaOp=TEXTURE_MODULATE_DIFFUSE TextureStage.StageColorOp=TEXTURE_MODULATE_DIFFUSE Revells 1:48 scale A-6E Intruder is one of those kits that surprises you with its amount of detail the more you look into it. TextureStage.TextureName=cockpit\GreenTVFilter.bmp There is a pretty ugly white space arround the screen and I´m unable to get rid of it. Kit features surface detail, well-appointed side-by-side cockpit, instrument panel, DIANE radar with optional open radome, Pratt & Whitney engines with separate. It´s working already, but i got a problem with the TVSCREEN, for the WALLEYE boms etc. I´m am almost done with all the new textures, an I´m trying to update the avionics. Actually I´m working on a new cockpit for the A6 intruder. An A-6E Intruder aircraft of Attack Squadron 85 (VA-85) stands by on the flight deck of the aircraft carrier USS America (CV-66) for launch during Operation Deny Flight, October 26, 1993.
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