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I'm sure you bought that sheet Jan....?

I already have these decals

bulgarian Bf-109E-4

Cool one Taktik!

Just for my 1/72 Hasegawa B-47E....

B-47E 51-2413
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*USAF 303rd BW, at Davis-Monthan AFB, AZ.
*Converted to WB-47E.
*USAF 9th WRS, at Clark AB, Philippines.
*9/1969: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.

B-47E 52-113
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*USAF 310th BW, at Smoky Hill AFB, KS.
*Withdrawn from use.

B-47E 52-213
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*USAF 68th BW, at Lake Charles AFB, LA.
*USAF 384th BW, at Little Rock AFB, AR.
*Withdrawn from use.

B-47E 52-313
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*USAF 100th BW, at Pease AFB, NH.
*1/1966: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
*1/1969: Declared excess.

B-47E 52-413
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*Converted to EB-47E.
*Converted to EB-47L.
*USAF 376th BW, at Lockbourne AFB, OH.
*6/1964: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
*1/1969: Declared excess.
*Currently on display at Altus AFB, OK

B-47E 52-513
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*USAF 301st BW, at Barksdale AFB, LA.
*USAF 376th BW, at Lockbourne AFB, OH.
*Converted to EB-47L.
*12/1964: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
*1/1969: Declared excess.

B-47E 52-613
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*USAF 384th BW, at Little Rock AFB, AR.
*USAF 68th BW, at Lake Charles AFB, LA.
*7/1964: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.

B-47E 52-1413
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*USAF 301st BW, at Barksdale AFB, LA.
*USAF 340th BW, at Whiteman AFB, MO.
*USAF 509th BW, at Pease AFB, NH.
*4/1964: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.

B-47E 53-1913
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*USAF 380th BW, at Plattsburgh AFB, NY.
*10/1965: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.

B-47E 53-2113
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*USAF 9th BW, at Mountain Home AFB, ID.
*10/1965: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
*1/1969: Declared excess.

B-47E 53-2313
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*USAF 509th BW, at Pease AFB, NH.
*10/1965: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.

B-47E 53-2413
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*USAF 307th BW, at Lincoln AFB, NE.
*USAF 98th BW, at Lincoln AFB, NE.
*USAF 301st BW, at Barksdale AFB, LA.
*Converted to EB-47E.
*5/1964: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.

B-47E 53-4213
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*USAF 308th BW, at Hunter AFB, GA.
*USAF 98th BW, at Lincoln AFB, NE.
*Was on display at Wichita APT, KS, from 1965.
*1988: Moved to McConnell AFB, KS.

B-47E 53-6213
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*USAF 9th BW, at Mountain Home AFB, ID.
*10/1965: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.

Found this about the B-47B, when it crashed on the Thursday, 13th of March 1958...

B-47B 50-013
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*Converted to TB-47B.
*USAF 3520th CCTW, at McConnell AFB, KS.
*13/03/1958: Crashed after wing failure during training mission near Tulsa, OK. 1 killed.

The aircraft was on a normal training mission with the student in the front seat and the instructor pilot was in the back seat. The student was given unusual positions. During the recovery from the second unusual position, a 30 degree right wing low descent, the pilots heard a thump or crack. They then flew two steep turns. Then as the pilot was establishing a 45 degree bank the pilots heard what was described as a thump, rumble, muffled explosion, or a crack. The control column was pushed forward and the student pilot noted flames. He then pushed the alarm bell and ejected. The instructor had not completed the ejection sequence when the aircraft began to tumble and gyrate. He unbuckled his safety belt and dropped free when the aircraft went into inverted flight. Both the pilot and instructor survived but the pilot occupying the navigator's seat did not eject. The investigation revealed that the left wing failed at Butt line 35 due to fatigue cracks that had existed for an undetermined period of time. This was the first in a series of crashes that led to the Milk Bottle Inspection and Repair As Necessary, IRAN, mod program.
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What is Milk Bottle Inspection??

Tu-2

Found this, it's a 1/72 Italeri (ex-Esci) 1/72 Tu-22 Blinder and it's in German, but.....still, it's Red 13! 8)

Tupolew Tu-22B Blinder-A, Italeri 1:72 von Bernhard Pethe

Jan, you need to clear some private messages space! couldnt pm you back hehe

Done and done Igor!

That's a rather nice 'Blinder'. Looking at the real thing though, it appears to be painted 'silver', as were many other types in USSR service, rather than overall bare metal.

Yip! Like the style of the Blinder same as that Fiddler, Tu-28 or also Tu-128, that's a huge interceptor!

found another 13 for ya, Jan!

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Now that's cool...

Something like that and a Hemi and we're sorted! 8)

Don't know if this one has been posted....

Found this one!

RAAF A-24 Catalina;

A24-13, C/N 307;

Delivered by Qantas as VH-AFN 19/09/41.
11 Sqn 16/11/41.
MIA 24/02/42, Rabaul.

Crew;
SQNLDR Ern Beaumont (Pilot),
PLTOFF Michael Evans (2nd Pilot),
SGT Ray Richardson, (2nd Wireless Op/Air Gunner),
CPL Ray Adams (1st Engineer),
LAC Max Berghouse (2nd Engineer),
LAC George Formby (1st Wireless Op),
LAC Clive Grainger (Rigger),
AC1 Leonard Farrands (Armour).