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US Air Force MC-12 Repaint

Posted: Mon Feb 02, 2015 6:54 pm
by l3ubba
Anybody willing to take a shot at making a USAF MC-12? There is talk of the Air Force transferring them to the Army but it is a B350 used by the military as an Intelligence, Surveillance & Reconnaissance (ISR) platform. I saw them flying around all the time (along with A-10s) when I was stationed at Fort Huachuca and thought they looked pretty cool. Hopefully someone on here is talented enough to make a repaint of this.

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Re: US Air Force MC-12 Repaint

Posted: Tue Feb 03, 2015 10:55 am
by Victory103
Already transferred to Army and AFSOC. You may also see some in a lighter shade of gray in base 350 and 350ER configs, but I 2nd that request.

Re: US Air Force MC-12 Repaint

Posted: Tue Feb 03, 2015 9:26 pm
by l3ubba
Victory103 wrote:Already transferred to Army and AFSOC. You may also see some in a lighter shade of gray in base 350 and 350ER configs, but I 2nd that request.
Really? Last I heard was that the transfer hadn't taken place yet. I read that even after the transfer is complete the Air Force will still provide crews for awhile until the Army takes over completely. Either way, I would like to see a nice MC-12 repaint on my Milviz B350.

Re: US Air Force MC-12 Repaint

Posted: Thu Feb 05, 2015 9:34 am
by Victory103
Yes really, it's my day job. The unit that took over the program is currently 50/50 Army&AF crews, which is has had its challenges given the differences on how both branches operate fixed-wing aircraft.

Re: US Air Force MC-12 Repaint

Posted: Fri Feb 06, 2015 8:20 pm
by l3ubba
Victory103 wrote:Yes really, it's my day job. The unit that took over the program is currently 50/50 Army&AF crews, which is has had its challenges given the differences on how both branches operate fixed-wing aircraft.
Interesting, I'll have to follow it more closely. Are you part of a flight or maintenance crew for one? I currently work in the intelligence field for the Army and I've looked at trying to get an aircrew position in one of those but unfortunately I don't think it will match up with the rest of the stuff I want to do.

Re: US Air Force MC-12 Repaint

Posted: Thu Sep 17, 2015 6:35 pm
by l3ubba
Since some repaints seem to be getting done I'll give this topic a bump.

Re: US Air Force MC-12 Repaint

Posted: Thu Sep 17, 2015 9:25 pm
by CRANKPIN
l3ubba wrote:Since some repaints seem to be getting done I'll give this topic a bump.
Ok point taken l3ubba, I'll make a start on that. Has livery or markings changed from the photos above ? Any detail assistance you can provide would be appreciated.

Cheers
John

Re: US Air Force MC-12 Repaint

Posted: Thu Sep 17, 2015 9:49 pm
by l3ubba
CRANKPIN wrote:
l3ubba wrote:Since some repaints seem to be getting done I'll give this topic a bump.
Ok point taken l3ubba, I'll make a start on that. Has livery or markings changed from the photos above ? Any detail assistance you can provide would be appreciated.

Cheers
John
Sorry if my post seemed mean spirited, it is not how I intended it. I wasn't trying to make a point or anything, just noticed that some repaints were being done and was hoping someone would take a look at it.

Anyway. I will see if I can hunt down some more photos. Unfortunately I don't have access to these aircraft where I am now so everything I can provide you will be what I can find on the internet.

Re: US Air Force MC-12 Repaint

Posted: Thu Sep 17, 2015 10:04 pm
by l3ubba
Ok found a few more pictures, hopefully they help. I tried finding some better pictures of the tail section but no luck so far.

This article has a decent picture of the nose that you might be able to use.
http://www.janes.com/article/45588/usaf ... y-aircraft

This video has a good close up of the aircraft taxiing by at about the 1:05 mark and a very good close up at the 3:25 mark.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dBxxalzydIQ

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Re: US Air Force MC-12 Repaint

Posted: Fri Sep 21, 2018 8:21 pm
by jacksotherland
Has anyone been successful in working this? I have been flying these for the last three years and was hoping to 'fly' my aircraft when I am not deployed ...