F-16 "Passionate Patsy" P-47 paint scheme time lapse

Luke AFB aircraft structural maintainers apply a paint scheme paying homage to the 310th Fighter Squadron's 80 years of continued service. The paint scheme takes after that of the "Passionate Patsy" P-47 Thunderbolt flown during WWII.
This was the very first livery we were tasked with painting for the 56th Fighter Wing. Prior to this, our crew, made up of a lot of first time painters, only had experience painting single and two toned gray aircraft. There were a lot of headaches, setbacks, and errors we worked through. Although it's not as flashy as some other liveries, we were proud once it left the hangar. After this was painted, we were tasked with two more custom paintjobs that we had designed and received higher command approval for. You can find these liveries on Google if you type in "F-16 MiG Killer" and "F-16 Wild Duck".
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