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Unrestored, but VERY WELL preserved. Just ask Ryan! I believe it has been maintained in the same condition as it was when it arrived from the IAF. The only major change was that it was repainted in coastal patrol colours.

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I'd love to see Walter Soplata's B-36 restored(Flying?).

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I'd love to see Walter Soplata's B-36 restored(Flying?).


That would be quite a rebuild. It's chopped up in many pieces. I can't imagine how they'd make new longerons for that thing!
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(BIG SIGH) Alas, always with my head in the clouds! :roll: Mybe when the technoids perfect nano-tech we can program the little buggers to eat their way through the different alloys and shape new structural members :wink: OR not! Now Back to the daydream :shock: 8)

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NASM Do-335.
I thought that had been restored and loaned to Germany at one point?

Well, find me another unrestored 335 then..... :roll: :wink: :lol: Can it really be that hard? :shock:

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mrhenniger wrote:
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CAM B-24J in Ottawa...


Unrestored, but VERY WELL preserved. Just ask Ryan! I believe it has been maintained in the same condition as it was when it arrived from the IAF. The only major change was that it was repainted in coastal patrol colours.

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Heh, I thought we were going to have to get a tranq gun to get him outta that one. :)

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How about the Stuka in the latest issue of Classic Wings.............A Kiwi syndicate headed by DaveM2 is a nice idea. :twisted:
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Hairy.....you maybe closer to the mark than you think, working on it coming down this way, but a long process and it won't be syndicated.

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Scott WRG Editor wrote:
mrhenniger wrote:
Ollie wrote:
CAM B-24J in Ottawa...


Unrestored, but VERY WELL preserved. Just ask Ryan! I believe it has been maintained in the same condition as it was when it arrived from the IAF. The only major change was that it was repainted in coastal patrol colours.

Mike


Heh, I thought we were going to have to get a tranq gun to get him outta that one. :)


I was starting to sound like we needed to give him some time alone! :wink: :lol:

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I know some of these planes may be under restoration at this point, But I haven't seen any RECENT pics or info which can prove this.

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Well if I had seen this a few yrs ago, I would have posted the "Kee Bird" B-29. But I will not post my comments on that here. If you want them, e mail me off the list.

So I guess I would say for me it would be the Valiant Air Commands
F-105.......she is credited with 2 mig kills in Vietnam. I wish I lived closer to fla where I could help save her.
Then I would say, the Wright Patterson Museums, C-123 "Patches".

Finally I would add every Huey sitting at DM in storage that served in the RVN.


Good Question!!!!!!

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swamp ghost b-17 new guinea & admiral yamamoto's crashed betty bomber. regards, tom

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