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[poy]

can't find a pic


but it looks like a B17

[JG26 von Richten]

A twin engine fort? please, do tell, i must learn of these things

[RGA]

Looks like a (actually 2 ) B-26

[poy]

no pic for the b 24 

[razor1uk]

A USAAF B-24, don't know which model, but in metal, so late 42' certainly; with blue grey skies, corn fields, brillcreme, hedgerows, oak trees etc, slight hills, 42' - 44' in Linconshire or Anglia?

I'd say odds are 4 to 1

[SAS~Storebror]

The B-26 pic:


Left B-26 Marauder is 44-68168 B-26G-25-MA from 397th BG, most probably 599th BS 6B-H. Photo is most probably Spring 1945, either Peronne, France or Venlo, Holland.

The B-24 pic:


Most probably a B-24J but no markings visible and noseart isn't readable.

Best regards - Mike

[Maico]

B-26 Widowmaker, the aircraft that IL2 never saw.  Shame   Such a lovely bird

[poy]

today pic of the day is mine:



I already asked to CirX for making a FAQ topic

(I maybe forgot a comma )

EDIT: the game have graphics that kicks ass, actually it kick the ass of my Nvidia ??? and I can't even use the plane/pilot editor

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I'm so unlucky these days, I can't find a bigger picture 

[SAS~Storebror]

Odd enough I don't have any source for that special image either, but I can tell you that the front lightning (Sqdn. mark 131) belongs to the No.2 US fighter Ace Thomas McGuire (http://www.acepilots.com/usaaf_mcguire.html and http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thomas_McGuire), it's one of his "Pudgy" P-38 series, another good sample image can be found here:
http://www.456fis.org/THE%20P-38/475th-1[1].jpg

Best regards - Mike

[poy]

after searching for it "P38 131" I just found these two sites:
imaginary lightnings  http://www.kristofmeunier.fr/
and some lego things (including WWII planes (P38/P51/P40) and vehicles) http://www.mechanizedbrick.com/mb.html


it's not the pic, but it's some fun on your day 

[poy]

P61, the spook 

[poy]

no pic, it looks like a P51 and a spit' (2 spits ?) on the ground