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French F-15B:

If the French decided to adopt the F-15, based on the French Air Force scheme worn at one point by the TF-15 prototype while on a European sales tour.

F-15H Strike Eagle:

Proposed export version of the F-15E suggested by the Greek Ministry of Defense, but was turned down in favor of F-16s and Mirage 2000s. Shown here with a paint scheme similar to the current Greek F-16s.

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DeviantArt

Nice to see the F-15H, have seen it before in a hellenic modelling forum.

Nice additions.
I somehow doubt the French would ever have brought the F-15 but it does look good in French colours.

Trexslee,
The sources thread for SB and FD scales is here: viewforum.php?f=17

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You got it.

Saudi F-15F:

Before purchasing the F-15E as the F-15S and SA, the Saudi Arabian government was originally interested in the single-seat variant of the F-15E known as the F-15F

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Mexican MiG-29UB (MUB-M for Mexico)

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Like I said in the discord, you drew the Mexican roundel upside down, each colour section should be of the same thickness, making the vertices of the green triangle as long as the width of the other bands, and you should consider putting the roundel out of the tail, either in the nose or on the air intakes.

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F-15A/B Potential Operators:


All of these nations were originally offered the F-15 during a sales tour in the 1970s. While South Korea did ultimately adopt the F-15E, it's included here since it never adopted the standard variant.

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Awesome work! Love that Canadian F-15 in particular! What project will you be tackling next after the F-15s?

Nice work.

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Interwar RN Capital Ships
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