Royal Australian Power!

[ZippCalculator]

Why Hello there and Welcome, to another exciting episode of. HJG717RULES.
Could I maybe request the Boeing 707-338 (KC?) in RAAF scheme

And maybe this one. An Australian Boeing 727-200

Thanks for watching
Bye for now.
HJG

[Tony Madge - HJG]

the 707-320c is already listed on the downloads

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Surprise me that the hanger building in first photo looks like exactly same as FSX default hanger building!!!

Aharon

[aerofoto - HJG Admin]

Could I maybe request the Boeing 707-338 (KC?) in RAAF scheme

As has already been pointed out ....

The following 3 variations of RAAF livery are already provided "HERE" for the HJG B707-320C .... see the "B707-320C" downloads section ....


RAAF B707-338C A20-627 (1991)


RAAF B707-338C A20-627 (2006)


RAAF B707-338C A20-627 (2008) .... final/"FAREWELL B707" livery



I'm not sure that any of these particualar aircraft actually adopted the otherwise more common C/KC TYPE designations .... since all of the RAAF aircraft were, originally, civil airframes (most were ex QANTAS and some were ex SAUDIA though possibly of QANTAS origin too) and continued to fulfill civil/transport type roles for the RAAF after their purchase and conversion. RAAF and RNZAF crews, I knew, and whom were associated with these aircraft, certainly "always" referred to these aircraft as B707-320C's .... which is, essentially, what they were.

The realworld A20-627 actually featured lower wing tip probes throughout most of its RAAF service career, but, I've seen at least 1 image of this particular aircraft without these fitted .... so .... the texture is, essentially, appropriate to the HJG model version supplied.

Unfortunately .... and only in the intersts of desired accuracy/authenticity .... HJG can't, otherwise, provide a C/KC135 TYPE model with such wingtip probes .... and which is why other militarty service aircraft of this type/description aren't represented within its inventory.

Mark C
AKL/NZ