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Please see the most recent updates in the "Where did the .com name go?" thread. Posts number 16 and 17.
Swedish P-51D-5-NA ??
- Thread starter fsxar177
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Hi JanKees
Open up RB Designs website: www.rbdesign.se
On top click at download.
Click on a picture named flygplan
scroll down to the 7th 'Tryck Här Jaktplan' and click on 'Tryck här'
scroll down and you se your own paint for Warbirdsim P-51B (J26) white D.
scroll down furter to a picture of a P-51D. there is a skinpack for swedish J26 + a download link to Warwick Carter´s P-51D aircraft.
Best Regard
DennyBoy
Hi
Over at www.ghostgrey.gaetanmarie.com
Is a history of a P-51D Mustang named "Twilight Tears" how later become yellow Kalle F16 wing Uppsala
I´m port over som pictures from the site
Best Regard
DennyBoy
fsxar177
Long-Time Enthusiast
Okay, part 1 of 2 on this aircraft is available, stay tuned for 26003 after getting her Swedish colors!
And to catch us up:
1/Lt. Charles E. Burtner, in his P-51D-5-NA "Mary Ann" (8th AF, 357th FG, 364th FS) was in escort for a bombing against Rechlin, Germany on the 25th of August, 1944. His aircraft reportedly had engine trouble, forcing him to land in neutral Sweden. Burtner and his wingman were interned.
Sweden bought the aircraft, entering service in July of '45, becoming their 3rd "J.26" Mustang, 26003, under Flygflottilj F16 (Uppland Air Force Wing, Uppsala, Sweden) and the first of their D models. (and the only one without the Dorsel Fin Fillet)
Enjoy!
Joseph
