J's Bird

[jankees]

would anybody be interested in this (still wip though..)?

 

[stiz]

i would, thats an interesting and unusual scheme for a T6! Any history for it?

 

[Bomber_12th]

It's paint scheme was a type worn by a number of Harvards operated in Canada during WWII with No.2 Training Command - the serial number applied to the aircraft is of one of those Harvard Mk.II's, even though the aircraft itself is a 1952-built Canadian Car & Foundry Havard Mk.IV (with the later version clear vision sliding canopies with no middle bracing).

It is is owned and flown at airshows by John "Skipper" Hyle, under the name "Air Corps Aerobatics": https://www.facebook.com/Air-Corps-Aerobatics-496425473735319/

 

[thunderstreak]

Definitely interested Jankees!
This one and any other BCATP Harvard paint you’d be up to making.

Cheers, Bernard

 

[jankees]

it's uploaded:
jk4611

together with these:
jk4613

jk4614

jk4615

jk4617

jk4616

 

[jankees]

and these:
jk4618

jk4619

jk4621

jk4620

jk4623

jk4625

 

[jankees]

and finally this one:
jk4632

 

[DaveWG]

Lovely Jankees.
Thanks for these (and all your other repaints), much appreciated.

 

[alehead]

Gorgeous, simply beautiful sir!


Andrew Entwistle
Germany

 

[greenie]

Beautiful, thank you

 

[SH427]

Those Swedish paints are eye-catching!