Korean war f4u-4b...

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Fibber

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... cleaning up my Korean War theater and trying to make some sense of my scrambled file system I have found that I have three F4U-4B's. I know that the person who used two initials, and whose name shall not be mentioned here, had did one for Fox Four with a catapult version of that plane.
Now here is my problem. I have one that is that persons and another with a skin, by Kelti, that matches to Dbolts plane. I believe the "C". Now I have one other that has several skins in it.
My question is does anyone know how many versions of the F4U-44B area available here , or elsewhere?
I may have inadvertently titled my questionable file a F4U-4B when it really is not but rather the F4U-C.
I tried looking back, but unable to determine what led me here or where the file had its roots.
Perplexed to say the least.
 
There are some older, true -4B models done by Gramps years ago, but the most recent native would be the FDGv2 donationware model HERE

Morton did some Korean war repaints for it also.
 
BC...

thanks, funny I was just coming back to report EUREKA, I found it!!!!!!It seems to be the FDG2_F4u4B that was part of the package and the skins probably are Morton's. Forgot I had that and it was misplaced. Thanks a bunch though.:wavey:
BTW does Morton still have a site?
 
Even dropping the jpg extension to leave the zip extension doesn't help in some cases because Winzip will still refuse to open the files. I found that the absolute easiest way is to rename the entire extension section (both the *jpg and *zip) to *.rar and open the files with Winrar.
 
Mortons ....

I found that a program called 7-Zip opens the file. Have to double click on the picture and it opens.:wavey:
 
prog...

I found that with the 7.zip I had to double click real quick on the file photo NOT the photo that shows when you down load the file. Also, I found it easier to go to his site, click on the top "WW-2 ETO -PTO Post war " boxes and download the whole thing in one zip file. Then try to open from THAT d\l file. Can be done but a bit of a frustrating to do
 
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