NZFF

Grahams P51 now wears some nose art.

Crikey .. now who's going to be the first to put that to a A2A or WBS P-51 then , have the day off tomorrow .... maybe i could .. ..... Now the question is .. who is this Elley-May ? .... not an old 'Beverley Hillbillies' fan was Graham

Nah doesn't look like that Elly May shouldn't be hard to add to the already created paints for the Warbird sim or A@A models there is also another logo of some description a bit further back on the fuse will have to check that one out

the old rip em off put em back on when finished

Elley May is only on the port side but the logos shown in the next photo is on both sides

That would be fun to add to a DCS World P51 skin. The picture of the women would not be difficult to add to a skin as the photo is quite good.

I might have to do some adjustments to my A2A, NZ2415 Repaint.

Stay tuned.

Jamessx

Jamessx wrote:

QUOTE (Jamessx @ Apr 4 2013,1:45 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>

I might have to do some adjustments to my A2A, NZ2415 Repaint.

Stay tuned.

Jamessx

Good on ya Alex .. looking forward to it

Hey again,

Suggestions are welcome before release? having some issues with size of nose art, and yet to re size font above engine outlets.



Large Image: http://postimg.org/image/l80q9vddz/full/

Jamessx

Jamessx wrote:

QUOTE (Jamessx @ Apr 4 2013,5:03 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>

Suggestions are welcome before release?

Don't spose you could get me a ride in the back seat for me

looks great

I suspect it may be only temporary.

FlyingKiwi wrote:

QUOTE (FlyingKiwi @ Apr 4 2013,7:03 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>

I suspect it may be only temporary.

Yeah , i believe so to , carrying a logo not know to the type nor historical reference , the aircraft did carry a sudo 'Tiger' paint in the mid 1990s advertising the Singapore beer brand , this was pre VE day Memorial at Wigram , the paint was simply washed off months later ..

The marking on the starboard side is rank pennant denoting the rank of the pilot ..... i cant remember what that one is, but i think they were used by squadron leader rank and upwards. Still in use today, but not on aircraft , im pretty sure.

Splitpin wrote:

QUOTE (Splitpin @ Apr 4 2013,8:19 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>

The marking on the starboard side is rank pennant denoting the rank of the pilot ..... i cant remember what that one is, but i think they were used by squadron leader rank and upwards. Still in use today, but not on aircraft , im pretty sure.

Yep here is a little about it link

lowglow wrote:

QUOTE (lowglow @ Apr 4 2013,8:29 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>

Yep here is a little about it link

Well done that man

So that one is a squadron leader , and the sqn number will be on there as well.

Splitpin wrote:

QUOTE (Splitpin @ Apr 4 2013,8:33 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>

Well done that man

So that one is a squadron leader , and the sqn number will be on there as well.

Yep just trying to find out what Squadron Graham is the leader of

I see on the CAA aircraft register this aircraft is listed as a North American F-51D

FlyingKiwi wrote:

QUOTE (FlyingKiwi @ Apr 4 2013,7:03 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>

I suspect it may be only temporary.

I suspect you are right- The theme of the Omaka airshow was "The Yanks are coming". Its not the first time 'stang '15 has been dressed up for an airshow.

Nice work on the skin.