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Thanks Rhade, and another version for an early SAC aircraft:

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That's a very neat paintjob.

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Source Materiel is always welcome.

Thanks Thiel!

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Indeed it does look nice. Then again I reckon most of the schemes that adorned the P-51 could suit it rather well. Only the broader tailfin might make things awkward for some of the designs.

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An excellent idea. Looks good, esp the post-war SAC scheme.

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Denodon, the WW2 scheme is from the 19th Fighter Sqn, a P-47 sqn, the SAC scheme is from an F-84 Sqn.

Hood, thank you for the compliments!

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Now for a Late War Navy Version:

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Nice one Nighthunter You know when an AU looks right, when you can't beleive it was never built!

Thanks, PB, I appreciate it, I try to make things as realistic as possible.

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And a Korean War Attack Version:

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