since the other thread got locked

[Banshee7]

I was wanting to see this Mexican jug skin.  Can someone please point me to a link or post a picture.  Thanks




Banshee7

[USRanger]

Search for JeepinAZ.  He originally posted it a month or two ago.

[Fencer51]

Jeepin Az asked for all his skins to be removed from the game.

http://bbs.hitechcreations.com/smf/index.php/topic,238614.msg2889094.html#msg2889094

[Masherbrum]

I was wanting to see this Mexican jug skin.  Can someone please point me to a link or post a picture.  Thanks

Banshee7

Gladly.

[Jester]

The shots above are with the POST-WAR insigna on the aircraft

Below is a color combat shot of one of the Mexican AF's P-47N of 201 Escuadron.



 

[Masherbrum]

The 201st had D-35's during WWII.   

[Jester]

Agree Mash,

Looking again at the pic it appears to be a D-30 or D-35, not an N. The picture must have been mis-captioned.

Sharp Eye.   

[Masherbrum]

Agree Mash,

Looking again at the pic it appears to be a D-30 or D-35, not an N. The picture must have been mis-captioned.

Sharp Eye.   

It's my glasses.           

[angelsandair]

Agree Mash,

Looking again at the pic it appears to be a D-30 or D-35, not an N. The picture must have been mis-captioned.

Sharp Eye.   

Might be the wingtips. Author may have mistaken it.

[Jester]

Might be the wingtips. Author may have mistaken it.

Pretty easy to tell the Late P-47D-30 & 35 from the P-47N. If you look, the "Fillet" leading to the vertical stabilizer is a completely different shape and the radio antenna mast is located in a different position.

The aircraft in the color photo I posted above - S/N: 44-33721 is a P-47D-30-RA built at Republic's Evansville plant in 1944.

(Republic Aircraft's P-47's Manufacturing code: RE = Farmingdale Plant,  RA = Evansville Plant)

[angelsandair]

The angle makes it hard to tell the difference. I'm no good with planes, and after looking long enough, I could probably tell...

[Masherbrum]

Pretty easy to tell the Late P-47D-30 & 35 from the P-47N. If you look, the "Fillet" leading to the vertical stabilizer is a completely different shape and the radio antenna mast is located in a different position.

The aircraft in the color photo I posted above - S/N: 44-33721 is a P-47D-30-RA built at Republic's Evansville plant in 1944.

(Republic Aircraft's P-47's Manufacturing code: RE = Farmingdale Plant,  RA = Evansville Plant)

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