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Good one Glenn, if I wasn't so busy with other than building I was gonna do a 1/32nd 51D in CANG, California Air National Guard scheme. They were the first warbirds I remember seeing out of the Hayward California air port when I was about 8 years old.
BTW, are you going to use the two seat glass like the plane on the pole? Look forward to watching this series builds.
 

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Moving along

Fuselage closed, wings together and all seems sanding and polished.

Most of the markings will need to be painted and I've been looking at how to go about it and decided to do every thing but the NMF before I join the wing to the fuselage to make all the masking and painting easier. I dint think this will pose a problem as all the wing seems are in the NMF areas.

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Type: North American NA-122
manufacturer: North American Aviation, Inc, Inglewood, CA, USA
Construction number: 122-31982

Ex U.S.A.A.F. P-51D-20-NA 44-72123
flight hours at delivery: 79.35 tim

Delivered to F 16 1947-08-13
Passed on to F 4 1947-08-13
Approved 1947-08-21 with engine type PM-7 number 329818

Crashed 1948-09-21

Repaired at airbase workshop; Repairs started 1948-09-24, finished 1948-11-17

Crash 1949-08-26. Markings 4-blå E
Engine: PM-7 nr 328908
Pilot Ff vicekorpral Karl Gustav Roland Edlund unhurt

Sold on to Dominican Republic according to MV A 68:33 av 1952-10-31
 
Crash 1948-09-21 (with aforementioned engine)....
After rollout, the landing gear collapsed, flight hours at that time was 272 hours....

Anytime buddy! :wave:
 

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