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Still trying to decipher the inscription there. The longer I look at it the more getting convinced there is .... SUITABLE YOUR APPLICATION. Certainly I may be wrong but ...
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I do not know if that has been solved but that decal is SUITABLE FOR AROMATICS. It was on most USAAF aircraft later in the war.
It relates to the fuel system which on earlier aircraft contained materials that were damaged by aromatic fuels - that is fuels containing benzene and similar additives to boost the octane rating.
Checked your "Ave Maria" from the 321st BG. Looks great all in all (because it is a B-25) - better than the one you are showing here. One note though: the national insignia on the fuselage should be in the same place approximate to the wing trailing edge (as I wrote before) not to the side blister. Your insignia on the right fuselage side is too much to the front. Wing insignias (top and bottom) should be the same size as on fuselage and in different positions (you put yours always too much to the inside) - I already described it: size and position. And one question: do you show underside camo (NG) with that particular model? If yes, it's incorrect: this a/c was in NM (natural metal, not factory camouflaged) and the top camo was applied in field (very characteristic for 321st BG).Я уже создал четыре исторических варианта окраски для модели PBJ; просто зайдите в мой профиль, и вы их увидите.
I have a B-25 3D model... I have also created many historical and semi-historical liveries for the B-25 3D model.
That must have taken a minute
Ok gimme a secGuys, there are definitely a lot of grammatical errors here, and I'm not very strong in English myself—could someone who knows their stuff help me out with the grammar?
I didn't concern myself with the names; I simply looked at the letters and wrote them down.Some of them seem kind of off, like 27, SGT VisPaZook and Daly, but I'll leave that up to you.
1 Capt. Earl Sumner (?)
2 Pfc. Leonard P. Bauer (?)
3 S/Sgt. Wm. D. Elliott
4 S/Sgt. Phil Stephens
5 S/Sgt. Eugene M. Olsen
6 S/Sgt. Sam L. Jordan
7 1st Lt. Glenn M. Allen
8 1st Lt. Robert P. Bingham
9 1st Lt. L. C. Lubensky
10 1st Lt. W. L. Roberts
11 1st Lt. E. E. Vollenweider
12 Capt. Philip Bridges
13 S/Sgt. C. M. Bailey
14 S/Sgt. Wm. E. Brumbelow
15 S/Sgt. Wm. A. Houlden (?)
16 Sgt. Sterling Busby
17 S/Sgt. E. L. Stiffler
18 S/Sgt. H. W. Coffin
19 Sgt. Patrick Calones (?)
20 S/Sgt. Anthony Picillo (?)
I think no.1 is Paul Shannon1 Capt. Earl Sumner (?)
2 Pfc. Leonard P. Bauer (?)
3 S/Sgt. Wm. D. Elliott
4 S/Sgt. Phil Stephens
5 S/Sgt. Eugene M. Olsen
6 S/Sgt. Sam L. Jordan
7 1st Lt. Glenn M. Allen
8 1st Lt. Robert P. Bingham
9 1st Lt. L. C. Lubensky
10 1st Lt. W. L. Roberts
11 1st Lt. E. E. Vollenweider
12 Capt. Philip Bridges
13 S/Sgt. C. M. Bailey
14 S/Sgt. Wm. E. Brumbelow
15 S/Sgt. Wm. A. Houlden (?)
16 Sgt. Sterling Busby
17 S/Sgt. E. L. Stiffler
18 S/Sgt. H. W. Coffin
19 Sgt. Patrick Calones (?)
20 S/Sgt. Anthony Picillo (?)