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Maybe it's me, but I don't see black on the nose cowl in the original pic. :D


They probably haven't repainted the cowl rings from the Yankee Warrior scheme yet.

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I thought I would post up some photos from my recent trip to paint the nose art that I designed for Rosie's Reply. :)

http://djangostudios.com/portfolio/nose-art/

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Fantastic work Chad! I think the new name is very appropriate for a plane based at Willow Run.

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I don't love it, but it's better than some airbrushed model from the 90's... :)

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I love it! It makes sense to do something that is in the spirit and style of the period - and this is definitely that! It's also very appropriate for an aircraft based at Willow Run to carry nose art honoring the Rosies. Nice work!

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Very cool! Nice work as always, Chad!

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