A Photo of a Chicago Serial Frame Camera used on jet fighters for Arial Photos.

Brad Jones at work on a Chicago  Aerial Industries Serial Frame Camera aboard the USS Kitty Hawk in the Tonkin Gulf of of Viet Nam

When:  December 1967 or January 1968
Where:  Aboard USS Kitty Hawk (CVA-63)
Location:  On Yankee Station - Tonkin Gulf, North Vietnam
Who:  RVAH-11 Checkertails (NAS Sanford, Florida)

Aircraft:  RA-5C Vigilante
Found this photo of me (Brad Jones) actually at work on a Chicago Aerial Industries Serial Frame Camera. Someone in my area must have just gotten a new camera or else this photo would never have been taken!

This unique balsa and tissue kit offers an interesting alternative for jet fighter kit building. Built as a "skeleton" model, it makes an impressive display piece. Tissue covered and decorated with decal insignia, it is an eye-catching replica of its namesake. 1/40 scale kit has a 19" wingspan when completed. Assembly required.
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Highly detailed plastic kit features raised panel lines, accurately reproduced intakes,  early style TF-30 exhaust nozzles, and includes weapons. Cockpit includes control  yoke, instrument panels, seats, and side consoles. Canopy may be posed open or  closed and wings are moveable. Choice of markings included. 110 pieces, 10¼" in  length.
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