NEW B-24 H Liberator 'OMIAKINBAK' of the 455th BG / 741st BS in Art

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ColesAircraft said:
Thanks, all!

The red line is a mystery to me, too. But not only is it on this aircraft, but 'Dazzlin' Dutchess', another 455th BG a/c of the 740th BS, has it as well and in exactly the same spot.
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Looks like a nose gear towbar limit line to me.

OP, my Grandfather flew in the 455th BG, 741st Sqdn (38 missions). My avatar is the 741st "Vulgar Vultures" (green bomb). Would you be willing to paint a few more B-24's? One is OD Green and the other is natural aluminum with my Grandmother emblazoned on the side!

I have all the technical info to include tail numbers and pictures. PM me if you're interested.

I have "OHMIAKINBAK" as my FaceBook wall picture by the way!
 
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