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PostPosted: Mon Jun 04, 2012 7:55 am 
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Many of you have been following this thread and a couple of months ago there was some heated discussion as to the actual size of my P-61 nose and if it actually existed. For those of you that have supported my quest....thank you! :D

Well....I finally found some time to bring my P-61 nose up to the Mid-Atlantic Air Museum in PA for the annual WWII weekend and take a picture of my P-61 nose with the one being restored at the museum. This should fully end all questions as to the size of the nose and if it actually exists. Enjoy. :drink3:
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Quest Master wrote:
Many of you have been following this thread and a couple of months ago there was some heated discussion as to the actual size of my P-61 nose and if it actually existed. For those of you that have supported my quest....thank you! :D

Well....I finally found some time to bring my P-61 nose up to the Mid-Atlantic Air Museum in PA for the annual WWII weekend and take a picture of my P-61 nose with the one being restored at the museum. This should fully end all questions as to the size of the nose and if it actually exists. Enjoy. :drink3:
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Awesome :drink3:

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Haha, very cool Van! 8)

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