Next D-day GB project....

[Lucky13]

Now, as the Typhoon is getting closer to what I can do before I have the right propeller and codes, I've been thinking what to do next in this GB.
So far I have Lt Luckman's 388 FS/356 FG P-47D 'Lucky's Lady/Moonbeam McSwine' if I can find one with the correct tail and a Spitfire from the No. 331 Squadron flown by Lt Tage Valdemar Ståhlenberg in and around the 6th of June '44. This would be a Mk. IXB or C I think, the problem is though to try to figure out more about him, or at least a possible machine, he flew 127 missions with this squadron it seems....
But, as you all know by know, something else will most likely pop in my head to add to this list!

Edit: Forgot to add this P-47D, 226932 D3-H 397 FS/368 FG Maj R Hendricks 'KwitcherBitchin'......

 

[Airframes]

Yep, you'll end up doing a Thunderfire, flown by an American Swede in a Norwegian Squadron, carrying barrels of Guinness under each wing......

 

[Lucky13]

Quite right old boy! The Guinness would be for the pilot though....

 

[Airframes]

Ah, so a special tube from each barrel, up through the wing, and into the cockpit! Should be easy enough to scratch-build.....

 

[B-17engineer]

My dad says Guiness tastes like Mud

 

[DBII]

H-man, don't go and start any trouble now.

DBII

 

[lesofprimus]

Look out, insulting Guiness.......

 

[Airframes]

I'm on my way to the 'States. If the mud there is like Guinness, it must be a wonderful place!

 

[Vic Balshaw]

Ever tried adding a pinch of pepper…………………

 

[vikingBerserker]

NJ has Guiness Mud??

Dammit, we only have Carolina Clay down here!!

 

[Lucky13]

MUD!!!???

 

[Airframes]

Take Cover.......!

 

[Lucky13]

*Calms down*

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