[Cruver Collecter]

Back in the way back machine, 1989 to be specific. I went to the Madera Air Show and saw my first ever Douglas B-23 Dragon. Fellow who flew it was nice and gave me a look at its insides. Sad thing is, I saw it up for auction on eBay this year. It still looked in pretty good shape, but I think I remember description stating it would take a little over $100,000 to get it flying again. At least I saw it fly once. Here is my current favorite pre war bird in my collection.

[Hornchurch]

Originally Posted by Ara1

Just noticed there's one guy for every plane.

.................. Yep,

B.26 Marauder every day of the week, for me, please !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! (Love 'em)

[Ara1]

Originally Posted by Cruver Collecter

Here is my current favorite pre war bird in my collection.

Nice CC! Thanks for the fresh pic.

[Ara1]

And here's a fresh pic of my favorite. Prewar US all the way.

[Cruver Collecter]

Originally Posted by Ara1

And here's a fresh pic of my favorite. Prewar US all the way.

I think this may have to be my next purchase. It would look great sitting with my Buffalos and make for a sharp looking pre war addition.

[smartd]

Originally Posted by Ara1

And here's a fresh pic of my favorite. Prewar US all the way.

Bought this at my local store last week. Love the Red Rippers. Another fine model from Easy Models.

[mikeb1958]

Originally Posted by Shawn 507

The ultra bright P-38 is another story, but I'm sure Corgi could pull that off too.

Corgi will probably made a all "GOLD" version in 2008 for their collectors club. It will go nicely next to the Gold P-51 that ole Skunky has.

[Shawn 507]

I really like the pre-war SBD and Wildcat, just prefer them in the 1/72nd range.

[mustangdriver]

I think that this would make a great set of diecast.

[ZS-VAN]

Originally Posted by smartd

Bought this at my local store last week. Love the Red Rippers. Another fine model from Easy Models.

Isn't the Wildcat in the picture from Carousel 1 in 1/48?