[fileasfog]

I was looking at the excellent Tricatus.co.uk site and saw his latest pictures of the
AA37104North American P-51B Mustang.

This is a plane I was thinking of buying, however I am not too sure about the weathering.
Anybody has it and would like to comment on it?

Anybody know the history behind this one?

[flyXwire]

I don't have this one so I can't comment on it.
Corgi AA37104 - Diecast Model P-51 Mustang USAAF 23rd FG, 74th FS, "Tommy's Dad", John Herbst: The Flying Mule

[Cavtanker]

It is a CBI Mustang. A first of its type.

[Cruver Collecter]

It looks interesting enough. Definitely heavy on the weathering.

[Shawn 507]

More interested in the RAF Mustang III and its conversion possibilities.

[smartd]

I do not like it.

[Hornchurch]

Originally Posted by smartd

I do not like it.

I do.

I've got a decent photo of the real plane SOMEWHERE

It's taken on the left-hand side of the nose (& it's heavily-weathered in that photo')

I came across it a few years ago, when I was researching the 'CBI' "1078" P-51.B Razorback (I have the markings in 1/48th).

I'm at a loss, right now, trying to remember WHICH book it was in.............?

[smartd]

Originally Posted by Hornchurch

I do.

I've got a decent photo of the real plane SOMEWHERE

It's taken on the left-hand side of the nose (& it's heavily-weathered in that photo')

I came across it a few years ago, when I was researching the 'CBI' "1078" P-51.B Razorback (I have the markings in 1/48th).

I'm at a loss, right now, trying to remember WHICH book it was in.............?

What does CBI mean?

[Hornchurch]

Originally Posted by smartd

What does CBI mean?

China, Burma, India ('Theatre')

[smartd]

Originally Posted by Hornchurch

China, Burma, India ('Theatre')

Thanks Hornchurch, I have just learned something today.