Fortresses under construction

[jankees]

two for the 91st BG:
"Judy's Little Ass", which flew 45 missions, with 22 different crews, but survived the war:

and one aircraft that lasted only a week in february 1945 before making a crashlanding in Belgium, #860:

and one aircraft from the 486th BG, "Miss B.Havin", which flew over 60 missions, survived the war and a mid-air collision, only to be scrapped in 1945:

 

[stovall]

Great work Jan, can't get enough of the A2A B-17.

 

[Bone]

I like them all

 

[Geomitrak]

Great work, Jan. You really are a master repainter. :ernae:

 

[JensOle]

Jolly nice Jan (as always)! Tempting me to get this model

Keep up the great work!

 

[Ian Warren]

JK .. Jankees ... your like one of those Energizer battery's .. keep Going and Going and Going and Going ...... :salute:<input id="gwProxy" type="hidden"><input jscode="leoInternalChangeDone()" onclick="if(typeof(jsCall)=='function'){jsCall();}else{setTimeout('jsCall()',500);}" id="jsProxy" type="hidden">

 

[Bomber_12th]

Sweet repaints, Jan Kees! I've always personally loved the 486th BG markings most of any seen on B-17's. There's also something about the lack of nose art that I love on #860. Just a very attractive, relatively general/standard, scheme.

 

[stiz]

"Miss B.Havin" is nice, somehow yellow just seems to work on the b17

 

[ColoKent]

Looks gorgeous...

....love that airplane.

K