C-47 Dakota

[mclaring]

GM,

great. You have just set a bar none of us can jump over ! Where do I hand in my license to profile C-47s? Really brother, that is great work.

MC

[VH-Rock]

Looking great Gamary, You have mail!

[gamary]

Well, this one certainly seems to please the crowds. Thanks for the comments guys (even John, although I don't really think there is much curve there... ? I'll look into it nonetheless).

More to come... There are only a billion schemes and variations to choose from.

[santynus]

Great Work and really nice details, mon amì

[gamary]

And finally a French one:

This aircraft was flown by Henri Bourrassier in Indochina and crashed. Luckily, Henri survived this crash (he also a survived two B-26 crashes and multiple bombing missions during WW2) and is now a member of our association.

The s/n number is very probable, but I can't garantee it. The aircraft belonged to ET 1/64 "Béarn".

This is a surprise, so don't tell him.

[santynus]

wow great! Bravo GM

[Ugo Crisponi]

What about a thin bluish metal in the top of yur bare metal fuselage?

[inkworm]

Should be easy from there to do the Norwegian one.

[JMSmith]

absolutely fantastic

well done mate,if you keep this up you will be nearly perfect my God those roundles are sooo s e x y

[Ugo Crisponi]

Ahahahaahah!!!!!! That's a true compliment by John! **LOL**