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Bell P-39 Airacobra and Brigadier General C.E. "Bud" Anderson's Old Crow aircraft. Bud Anderson is now 101 years old (January 13th). https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=muiAFLNcE1U&ab_channel=DroneScapes

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How do they say in French "too much nose armour"... :p Nice channel, by the way. Many interesting videos.

P-39 vs yak 9 who would win I know you guys hate me referring to mil sims but war thunder has the yak-9 and the p-39n-0 in the same battle rating you guys shit on the p-39 so much so I'm confused? Overall which plane is better in real life yak-9 or p-39? maybe add the la-5 to the mix

Hey everyone, I am doing a school project and I chose the P-39 to be on of the planes in my book. But I have a question, did the engine behind the pilot cause any problems? Thanks ahead of time.

I am looking for information about two P-39 Q that were lost in Switzerland short after WWII has ended. These two Airacobras were flying along the river Rhein on a low level flight on 16. July 1945 (cloudy, bad weather) from (probably) Basel towards the lake of Constance. Near Eglisau they...

In the thread about a turbocharged P-36 there was some discussion about improvements to the P-39 - mainly armament and some suggestions about the engine. For armament it was thought that the M4 cannon could be replaced with a 20mm cannon or 0.50" HMG firing through the hub with 2 x 0.50"...

In the Which aircraft would you cancel? thread there was some support of the P-39. So why was the P-39 so favored in USSR, yet the P-40 so favored by the US, Britain, etc?

Just found out that a P-39 is on its way down here for restoration: P-39Q Airacobra. | Pioneer Aero Hopefully we'll see it flying at our next airshow in 2017! I've heard that this is one of three on their way down here...

The first model has been finished and it's the time to open the GB gallery. Fubar57 - 1/48 P-39 Airacobra Category - Advanced Destrozas - 1/72 Beechcraft (18S) C-45H Category - Intermediate JKim - 1/48 MiG-3 "Black 12" Category - Advanced Crimea River - 1/48 P-51B "Lambie II" Category -...

1/48 P-39 Airacobra - Allied Manufactured Aircraft User Name: fubar57 Name: George Category: Advanced Kit: Revell Accessories: Some wire, seat belts, decals. My subject is a P-39Q Zebra Training aircraft, used to train air-gunners. This was the forerunner to the...

Sorry about the error in the title: It should say P-39! I found this s picture when researching the U.S.Army in the North African Campaign. It was listed as a P-38 wreck but I think it is a P-39 Airacobra. I wondered if it is a Spitfire wreck but I'm leaning towards a P-39. It doesn't look...

Username: Rochie First name: Karl Category: intermediate Scale: 1/48 Manufacturer: Monogram Model Type: P-39 N Aftermarket addons:none the regulation 6 pictures

In, 1938 the U.S. Navy placed a contract with the Bell Aircraft for a navalized version of the P-39 fighter. Changes included a tailwheel undercarriage, installation of an arrestor hook, enlarged vertical surfaces and restressing for carrier operations. The Navy lost interest in the project and...

Does anyone have ANY info on the P-39 (all models) in the Aleutians/Alaska are in WW2? Im also interested in Lt. Jimmie Fields, and the 18th F.S., 343 B.G., 11th Air Force (USAAF). Thanks in adance!

Does anyone know of a P-39 Airacobra kit LARGER than 1:48 Scale? Any help would be much appreciated. Thanks!

I have seen some vague references to P-40 Warhawks using 4.5 inch rockets in Africa and Burma. I have also heard that P39s were using rockets by the time of TORCH. I know Russian P39s had rockets by this time. While completely different: Does anyone know when the US 90mm AA gun was first...