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XF-2A | Unit: unknown
Serial: 001 (64-0001)
The first prototype of the multipurpose fighter XF-2A. Mitsubishi factory airfield at Nagoya, Japan, October 1995.
Artist: © Vjacheslav Chukmasov
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The more accurate profile.
Artist: © Anatoliy Ivaniv
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Code: 63-8501; Circa 2000. Note: in December of 1997, the serial numbers of all four XF-2 prototypes were changed from the TRDI to the JASDF system.
Artist: © Anatoliy Ivaniv
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February 2009. Probably it got these painting in 2002.
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XF-2A | Unit: unknown
Serial: 002 (63-0002)
The second prototype in the original painting scheme.
Artist: © Anatoliy Ivaniv
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Code: 502 (63-8502); Mitsubishi factory airfield at Nagoya, Japan, March 2006. The second prototype of the multipurpose fighter XF-2A.
Artist: © Anatoliy Ivaniv
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F-2A | Unit: 3 Sqn, JASDF
Serial: 509 (13-8509)
The special painting scheme in honour of 50th anniversary of the JSDF which is celebrated in 2006.
Artist: © Anatoliy Ivaniv
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F-2A | Unit: 3 Sqn, JASDF
Serial: 513 (13-8513)
Hamamatsu Airfesta-2008 airshow. Hamamatsu October 2008. The standard painting scheme.
Artist: © Anatoliy Ivaniv
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F-2A | Unit: 6 Sqn, JASDF
Serial: 518 (13-8518)
Standard painting scheme. Note unit insignia on the tail not painted yet.
Artist: © Anatoliy Ivaniv
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F-2A "Zero Viper" | Unit: 3 Sqn, JASDF
Serial: 525 (43-8525)
Hyakuri AFB, 2006. The special painting scheme in honour of 50th anniversary of the JSDF which is celebrated in 2006.
Artist: © Anatoliy Ivaniv
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