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Is that the dude from Progressive Insurance posing by the plane?


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Nice to see my A-26 in the bottom pic....


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RCAF Mustang Mk.? photographed at either Vancouver or Comox, British Columbia.

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I agree. I wish the Collings Foundation would paint there TF-51 either as Ike's "The Stars Look Down" or as that overall red War Weary two-seat razorback that belonged to the 4th FG. It was the 4th yes?


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I agree. I wish the Collings Foundation would paint there TF-51 either as Ike's "The Stars Look Down" or as that overall red War Weary two-seat razorback that belonged to the 4th FG. It was the 4th yes?

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Take your pick, WIxers:


http://www.354thpmfg.com/images/styrsky/styrsky_lg1.jpg

http://imageshack.us/f/232/p51hackpicqn7.jpg/

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Dan K wrote:
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I agree. I wish the Collings Foundation would paint there TF-51 either as Ike's "The Stars Look Down" or as that overall red War Weary two-seat razorback that belonged to the 4th FG. It was the 4th yes?

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Take your pick, WIxers:


http://www.354thpmfg.com/images/styrsky/styrsky_lg1.jpg

http://imageshack.us/f/232/p51hackpicqn7.jpg/

I'd say go with "The Stars Look Down."

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I built a 1/72 model of that one 35 years ago !

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A few of those pix fuel the controversy on whether or not the star & bar was toned down on some natural metal a/c. Some look really white, others, not so much.

As an aside, during a recent visit to the Pima Museum, I looked over the remains of a wrecked P-47 that they have in a display case, including a section of star & bar. Although the material was obviously aged, the "white" portions appeared uniformly cream colored and it didn't appear to be aging, although I may be incorrect. Maybe someday there will be proof.

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Boeing666 wrote:
Mark Allen M wrote:
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Is that the dude from Progressive Insurance posing by the plane?



He had to start somewhere... :wink:


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What's the story on the tall vertical tail on the white PA ANG ship? Cavalier conversion?

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