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Silly me.
Wojtek, the stepped nose glazing is characteristic for the A-20B. same for DB-7A.
IMHO that's the B or C variant judging by the long air intake on the top of the engine cowling, the front antenna mast and the glazed nose.
What I wanted to say is that A-20B looks like DB-7A (not A-20A!). Big carburetor intakes inclusively.I agree but the longer top air intakes are noticed mre often on the B and C variants than on the A.
Little more info here in link plus another photo of the aircraft.Found a great nose art but not on ebay!
Don't know where else to put it. It's kind of a mystery (to me):
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IMHO it is an A-20 Havoc (check the elliptical gun cover in the upper left corner). The name could be "Southern...something II" (I've seen "Southern Belle" for example). I try to understand if this is another copy of the favourite Vargas' pin-up girls or not. Can't say for sure.
Does anybody recognize this a/c?
Thank you, Paul! I see people asked the same question more than 10 years ago. At least the BG is known.Little more info here in link plus another photo of the aircraft.
Thanks Paul
Quite a Bomb load.Found a great nose art but not on ebay!
Don't know where else to put it. It's kind of a mystery (to me):
View attachment 809892
IMHO it is an A-20 Havoc (check the elliptical gun cover in the upper left corner). The name could be "Southern...something II" (I've seen "Southern Belle" for example). I try to understand if this is another copy of the favourite Vargas' pin-up girls or not. Can't say for sure.
Does anybody recognize this a/c?