New WBS Mustangs....

Been my privilege to help out with John(WBS), along with John and Dave on this. This pack is truly remarkable in its extent. As evidenced forms John's posts there are so many details. Truly a masterpiece for WBS. It's like a private collection of flying heritage museum aircraft on a large scale. Well done!
 
Bomber_12th said:
you might ask her if she has a photo of him standing in front of a P-51. At some point in 1945, it seems all of the Dallas factory employees got their pictures taken, individually, standing in front of their favorite NAA Dallas-produced aircraft. I've found a number of these online (ebay), in which they are all taken in front of the same P-51K.
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I'll ask her, maybe there is one.

When will this package be out?
 
The product should be available within only the coming few days - I'll just make a simple announcement when it has. I'm also trying to get the new product paint kits finished in-time so that they are ready when the product is released, but it may be a day or two late (a lot of different variants to cover, in as few files as possible). : )

I'll probably end-up saying it several times again, but it is especially critical to read the user guide for this one, to get the most out of it.
 
John,
you should write a book,,short story?..about how you got started in flight simulator,where your intrest in aircraft in general came from,and then how you got started in painting,i remember you painting Miltons D18S for me in a yellow paint for FS9 along time ago,and talk about how it all progressed into the warbird sim website ,talk about the research youve done,people youve met,real life planes youve seen and photographed..show screen shots of your work,from the first set of P-51s and the "Little friends" set to this new set coming out.do it squadron signal style or in the format of ocean press ( i think it is),who have done the fire bombers and many other softbound books on aircraft and many other subjects.

as an aside..i had a tenitive contract (never got signed)with my uncle..oh its Osprey publishing...not ocean..my uncle Jack and i were going to use our RVs and travel around the US photographing the differant and unusual railroad bridges,we had gotten several thousand photos in california/nevada/oregon and we were heading to AZ,when he had a stroke...he never recovered and passed away...and i just didnt feel like finishing it...i wish i had now..
 
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