Cessna Citation I markings

RyanShort1

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Ok, so this is not my usual kind of topic, but here goes:

I've got this scale model in my stash... and I'd like to build it for an upcoming contest.

Cessna 500 Citation 1, Hasegawa T002 (1980)

Hasegawa model kit in scale 1:48, T002 is a NEW tool released in 1980 | Contents, Previews, Reviews, History + Marketplace | Cessna Citation
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It's a Cessna Citation I - and I'm looking for a "cool" or unique paint scheme. Does anyone have any local aircraft, or know of any Citation I aircraft that have a decent storyline? I don't want any fatal aircraft...
 
RyanShort1 said:
Ok, so this is not my usual kind of topic, but here goes:

I've got this scale model in my stash... and I'd like to build it for an upcoming contest.

Cessna 500 Citation 1, Hasegawa T002 (1980)

Hasegawa model kit in scale 1:48, T002 is a NEW tool released in 1980 | Contents, Previews, Reviews, History + Marketplace | Cessna Citation
www.scalemates.com

It's a Cessna Citation I - and I'm looking for a "cool" or unique paint scheme. Does anyone have any local aircraft, or know of any Citation I aircraft that have a decent storyline? I don't want any fatal aircraft...
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It’s a citation II but it does have unique paint and when I was flying it out of love field it was busy helping a lot of sick kids.

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Photo of Cessna Citation II (N772SB) - FlightAware

FlightAware Aviation Photos: Cessna Citation II(N772SB) KOCH
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Looks like a 500 to me. 4 cabin windows on the side, shorter wing tips outside the boots and no recognition lights on the tips. Below is a picture a I that I flew some and got my type in, mid 80's.
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I guess I should also specify that I’d prefer to put it in US Registration markings.
 
RyanShort1 said:
I don't want any fatal aircraft...
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...for fear of unleashing some sort of plane crash totem? :D I'd think recreating a fiery descent in testors enamel paint would be technically challenging, and delight the creative mind.
 
schmookeeg said:
...for fear of unleashing some sort of plane crash totem? :D I'd think recreating a fiery descent in testors enamel paint would be technically challenging, and delight the creative mind.
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Nah, I just want to do a little storyboard / diorama with it and don’t want the drama of a fatal accident.
 
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