King & Country
1st Lieutenant
- Joined
- May 23, 2005
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- 4,995
Hi Guys,
The last few days before Gordon and myself head off to California and the “Meet ‘n’ Greet” at Sierra Toy Soldiers in Los Gatos are pretty hectic...to say the least!
Then we’re finishing off our displays for Chicago a few days later and just to add a little extra “cream on the cake” we get a big bunch of great aircraft deliveries.
Now, I am not complaining it’s all great fun especially when you see work like these 2 x terrific C47’s in D.Day markings. “N3” is flying on to Chicago to our good friend, collector and fellow dio builder Brian Waeyaert.
Brian requested a C47 in the markings of the aircraft “Band of Brothers” Major Dick Winters flew in to drop over Normandy on 5/6 June 1944. The first few pix show the aircraft “unweathered”...the last “weathered”. Not too much silver you will notice. Thanks Brian and happy flying boys!
The last few days before Gordon and myself head off to California and the “Meet ‘n’ Greet” at Sierra Toy Soldiers in Los Gatos are pretty hectic...to say the least!
Then we’re finishing off our displays for Chicago a few days later and just to add a little extra “cream on the cake” we get a big bunch of great aircraft deliveries.
Now, I am not complaining it’s all great fun especially when you see work like these 2 x terrific C47’s in D.Day markings. “N3” is flying on to Chicago to our good friend, collector and fellow dio builder Brian Waeyaert.
Brian requested a C47 in the markings of the aircraft “Band of Brothers” Major Dick Winters flew in to drop over Normandy on 5/6 June 1944. The first few pix show the aircraft “unweathered”...the last “weathered”. Not too much silver you will notice. Thanks Brian and happy flying boys!
Andy C.