Scale Models of RSAF Models

• Viper52

  10 Aug 03, 23:22

  Some Singaporean scale modelers built a whole lot of RSAF aircraft scale models for a National Day Special for a scale modeling website on 9th August. Plus a short history on the RSAF as well. Check out the August 9th update on http://www.aircraftresourcecenter.com/
  
  Includes aircraft from the RSAF's history to today, like the Hunter, A-4S, F-16 and even trainers and helos like the T-33 and Super Puma
  
  
• Viper52

  10 Aug 03, 23:22

  Double post
• IAF

  10 Aug 03, 23:30

  I wonder when Mike Yeo's gonna update his terrific unofficial RSAF site...its really been awhile.
• Viper52

  10 Aug 03, 23:32

  Originally posted by IAF:

  I wonder when Mike Yeo's gonna update his terrific unofficial RSAF site...its really been awhile.

  There are plans to move the site, but it'll come back bigger and better. Might take a while though...plans are still in infancy
• duotiga83

  10 Aug 03, 23:41

  cooooool.....
• warspite

  11 Aug 03, 01:22

  looking fwd to an update, hopefully a revamp website...
  BTW, is there any other "unofficial" Army/navy website around?
• eurofighter

  11 Aug 03, 03:10

  There is an unofficial armour homepage linked to Mike Yeo's webby but it has not been updated for 5 years.
• cavsg

  11 Aug 03, 08:40

  Pilots were initially trained with aircraft borrowed from the Singapore Flying Club.
  
  I not so sure if they were trained using borrowed aircraft cos on the list of PPLs graduated in the singapore flying club, the six names were there. it seems that there were sent there to be train by the club's instructors using their aircraft rather than the official story of borrowing aircraft.