Captured P-51
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Captured P-51
I have been toying with this idea for some time now and since we have all seen so many P-51s out there, I thought it would be fairly easy to do a custom captured P-51:
http://capturedplanes.tripod.com/p-51.htm
I am have the donor P-51 I would just like to get more ref. photo shots of other captured P-51. Any one have any info?
http://capturedplanes.tripod.com/p-51.htm
I am have the donor P-51 I would just like to get more ref. photo shots of other captured P-51. Any one have any info?
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I have a book on captured Allied aircraft in the Axis hands . They have a P-51 D. The one they have is a typical 51 with bubble canopy BUT WITHOUT THE DORSAL FIN TO THE RUDDER, All the planes captured by the Germans usually were painted yellow on the bottom. This one I thought of as well. It would look cool with all of the other 51s. 

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The book is :Stangers in a Strange Land

Here are the P-51 Ds



Notice all of the markings are all oversized. The book aslso has some P-51 Bs in it . The ones that Warhawker has posted. They also have the C-47 , B-17 , B-24 , B-25 , B-26 , P-36, P-38 and the P-47 mostly razor back. I did not see any P-47 bubbles. There are also talk of the gathering of all the crashed planes and melting them down for the aluminum. Cool book.

Here are the P-51 Ds



Notice all of the markings are all oversized. The book aslso has some P-51 Bs in it . The ones that Warhawker has posted. They also have the C-47 , B-17 , B-24 , B-25 , B-26 , P-36, P-38 and the P-47 mostly razor back. I did not see any P-47 bubbles. There are also talk of the gathering of all the crashed planes and melting them down for the aluminum. Cool book.
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Uh Oh, don't let Dragon see these posts. We don't want them to do with 1/72 AC what they did with armor! 

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