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General Forums => Custom Skins => Topic started by: Kermit de frog on June 07, 2006, 10:02:31 PM
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I was just curious on where I can find more information on the default skin used by the B17.
Like, what squadron used it. Why they chose the symbols or colors. When it was used.
At least a link or two about the history of this skin.
If anyone can help, it'll be very helpful.
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Bit O Lace is fairly famous, as far as paint schemes go. It was a B17G from 447th Bombardment Group, 8th Air Foce, based at Rattlesden (UK) in early 1945, according to one of my books.
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The website for Bit O' Lace.
http://www.bates-r-us.org/abitolace/
Some good color shots of her there.
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Thanks fellas, I just needed a starting point in my research.
What I am now focusing on is the combat life of this plane.
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Go here:
http://www.447bg.com/
Great site on the 447th. I have both the wartime published history and a more recent history of the 447th BG as I researched a crew that went down from the 447th.
http://www.worldwar2pilots.com/guynn-01.htm
So I'm kinda partial to the 447th.
"My crew" from the 447th
(http://www.worldwar2pilots.com/GuynnCrew43.jpg)
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Originally posted by Guppy35
Go here:
http://www.447bg.com/
Great site on the 447th. I have both the wartime published history and a more recent history of the 447th BG as I researched a crew that went down from the 447th.
http://www.worldwar2pilots.com/guynn-01.htm
So I'm kinda partial to the 447th.
"My crew" from the 447th
(http://www.worldwar2pilots.com/GuynnCrew43.jpg)
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Damnit, I just bought 75 bucks worth of WWII bomber movies. Argh!!!! I'm now curious as hell with world war 2 stuff.
Thanks for the info guppy. Looks like I got more reading to do. Thanks you very much.:)
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Kermit, if you are looking for something specific let me know. I can probably point you in the right direction with books or other resources.