Navy Chief
Senior Member
USN paint? Aircraft type? Link? I have such trouble, using the search function in the Warbirds library. NC
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USN paint? Aircraft type? Link? I have such trouble, using the search function in the Warbirds library. NC
jankees
SOH-CM-2026
It's the SAAB 340 by Carenado, it's a civilian paint as far as I know, and you'll find it here: http://www.sim-outhouse.com/sohforums/showthread.php/114789-Saab-S340-N703RS-zip
nigel richards
Charter Member
What a treat!
Jankees; real world issues have kept me offline for several days, so seeing this beautiful work of Art on my return was a very special treat, indeed! Needless to say it is now downloaded and stands proudly outside my hangar
Many Thanks for sharing
Jankees; real world issues have kept me offline for several days, so seeing this beautiful work of Art on my return was a very special treat, indeed! Needless to say it is now downloaded and stands proudly outside my hangar
Many Thanks for sharing
jankees
SOH-CM-2026
wombat666
Administrator
As always out-bloody-standing work Jan.
FYI: One of the first Dutch squadrons that escaped the Japanese invasion re-located to Canberra and continued to work up on B25s.
These had been ordered and paid for before the invasions, so when some of George Kenney's(?) minions arrived to 'requisition' them the Dutch locked them away and placed armed guards on the hangers.
Their reasoning was very simple, their government had ordered and paid for the aircraft, the crews liked them, and no way would they 'exchange' them for the proffered A20s.
The USAAF detachment departed without the 25s, leaving a number of A20s standing around the dispersal area.
According to my Father who was temporarily stationed at Canberra for a few months, the Dutch pilots 'exercised' the A20s from time to time around the ACT, mostly at zero feet and mostly buzzing residences where young Aussie women lived!
FYI: One of the first Dutch squadrons that escaped the Japanese invasion re-located to Canberra and continued to work up on B25s.
These had been ordered and paid for before the invasions, so when some of George Kenney's(?) minions arrived to 'requisition' them the Dutch locked them away and placed armed guards on the hangers.
Their reasoning was very simple, their government had ordered and paid for the aircraft, the crews liked them, and no way would they 'exchange' them for the proffered A20s.
The USAAF detachment departed without the 25s, leaving a number of A20s standing around the dispersal area.
According to my Father who was temporarily stationed at Canberra for a few months, the Dutch pilots 'exercised' the A20s from time to time around the ACT, mostly at zero feet and mostly buzzing residences where young Aussie women lived!
Postbaer61
Bluebear
Absolutely gorgeous repaints for the B-25J, Jankees.
Thanks a lot !!
I think its time to prepare my revised model for upload.
But no fear, there are no modifications with the repaint textures.
Thanks a lot !!
I think its time to prepare my revised model for upload.
But no fear, there are no modifications with the repaint textures.
this will be the next one:
Absolutely gorgeous job, Jankees. I'm sure your attention to detail is just as high as it usually is, but I just love the shades of colour and lighting transitions on this one - really first rate job - well done,
WarHorse47
SOH-CM-2024
Thanks for the R.C.S. paints. They look great.