Another
P-47 crosses the finish line. Although I do have a P-47E two seat trainer
conversion on the bench, this will likely be the final P-47 at least until I
need another mojo injection. Good available kits and lots of decal options
means these are never too far away from the top of the pile, but I’d like to
concentrate on some more unusual types for the near term.
This is
another off the new DK Decals sheet, 72-040: P-47s in the PTO. Lots of color
variation and nose art on this sheet. This particular aircraft was named “Passionate
Patsy” The pilot was Lt Ralph Barnes of the 310 FS, 58 FG, based in New Guinea in
1944. There appear to be two aircraft that wore the name – an Olive Drab and
Neutral Grey razorback and a NMF bubbletop. Mine, as you can see, is the razor.
Nothing
unexpected on the kit construction, and the decals performed as anticipated. I
have become a definite fan of the DK decal series.
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