Greg Boeser
2nd Lieutenant
Alaska, maybe, but not the Aleutians. Those are trees in the background.
Lend-Lease vis Alaska - Siberia Route.
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Alaska, maybe, but not the Aleutians. Those are trees in the background.
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That's no P-400, has the exit louvre above the "eye" that was P-39L at the earliest and the 37mm cannon.Hmmm...Guadalcanal P-400 as a time machine fighting an A6M wearing 1944-vintage camouflage. Next thing we'll have USS Enterprise flying F-14 against Zeros.
That's no P-400, has the exit louvre above the "eye" that was P-39L at the earliest and the 37mm cannon.
Actually I believe the brown/green upper surface is from a P-400. A P-39 would have a solid olive drab upper surface. But then the under wing surface says U.S. ARMY, correct for a P-39. Nice painting though.Then the camouflage scheme is ENTIRELY incorrect.
BELL P-39 AIRACOBRA RAF ROYAL AIR FORCE ORIGINAL VINTAGE 1941 PRESS PHOTO WW2 | eBayP-39 Airacobra of 601 Squadron at Duxford. 601 Squadron was the only English ever armed fighter P-39 between August 1941 and March 1942.
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What's the black dot on the gun bay access door?
Actually I believe the brown/green upper surface is from a P-400. A P-39 would have a solid olive drab upper surface. But then the under wing surface says U.S. ARMY, correct for a P-39. Nice painting though.