P-47 it was known to be the best american fighter-attacker...it was awsome for its ground attack roll..and was well trusted in dogfighting... it had 8 x 50s what more could a pilot ask for :D...
If i had been a pilot during ww2, i would have picked the P-47 any day...
Still underrated! Very versatile and as deadly as it gets. The P-47 made the difference during the invasion of France, Italy and Germany! The pilots were the essence of what we call men!!!
Hairless Joe.. flown from Boxted by Col. Dave Schilling! I have looked everywhere for decals of that plane in 1/72 scale.. can only seem to find them in 1/48.. :P
Not late for me.. I had only just seen your comment.. and the video, when replying! And as nobody else had come back to you.. well, BasicMuddling to the rescue, as always.. I live only a few minutes (by bicycle) from the Boxted Air Field, where that Thunderbolt flew from, and I hope to get round to building as many of the Boxted P-47's as I can.. and any other Jug from the 56th FG.. :) All in the Gentlemans scale 1/72, of'course..
Any plane that can come back from a mission with a couple of cylinders shot out has my vote. Try doing that in a Mustang
bikerbobster 1 year ago
"Clipped Tips, Bubble Top, Paddle Blades...now that was a REAL airplane!"
Tuskegee Airman, Class of '45-D, George Prather on his P-47N.
ElectraGSX 1 year ago
P-47 it was known to be the best american fighter-attacker...it was awsome for its ground attack roll..and was well trusted in dogfighting... it had 8 x 50s what more could a pilot ask for :D...
If i had been a pilot during ww2, i would have picked the P-47 any day...
GunZeeLad 1 year ago
Still underrated! Very versatile and as deadly as it gets. The P-47 made the difference during the invasion of France, Italy and Germany! The pilots were the essence of what we call men!!!
pitbull73 2 years ago
Whats the name of the plane at 1:19 at the bottom? I have the model of that but I threw the box away.
BlazingAngels220099 2 years ago
Hairless Joe.. flown from Boxted by Col. Dave Schilling! I have looked everywhere for decals of that plane in 1/72 scale.. can only seem to find them in 1/48.. :P
BasicModelling 2 years ago
Thanks despite the late response. =)
BlazingAngels220099 2 years ago
Not late for me.. I had only just seen your comment.. and the video, when replying! And as nobody else had come back to you.. well, BasicMuddling to the rescue, as always.. I live only a few minutes (by bicycle) from the Boxted Air Field, where that Thunderbolt flew from, and I hope to get round to building as many of the Boxted P-47's as I can.. and any other Jug from the 56th FG.. :) All in the Gentlemans scale 1/72, of'course..
BasicModelling 2 years ago
Hard hittin ,fast and tough as nails . Whats not to love about the "JUGGERNAUT"
peterm3964 2 years ago
LOVE DEM JUGS !!!!!
Back in the days of CB radieos, my handle was "The Jug Lover"!!!
Check out 201 Squadron of the Mexican Air Force.
Aeroplnut 2 years ago
The P-47 is indeed beautiful; don't listen to the haters. The "Jug" was the backbone of the USAAF and the P-51 gets all the credit :(
ChronoLegionX 2 years ago
I'm with you. I love the "jug" and that big, fat body. It's a thing of beauty.
faab2009 2 years ago
Love this video, I love the P-47 Thunderbolt, it's my favorite fighter next to the Mustang!
shaddowsword 3 years ago
Woot, the P-47 thunderbolt...i love this plane, Next 2 the Liberator and Lancaster,this is one of my Favorites thanks 4 posting this.
KillerWhales1951 3 years ago
No prob! Glad you like WWII planes, 'cause there's a whole lot comin'!!!
pilotperson 3 years ago
Cool!, can you do one of the well...i think its called the ''B-52 super fortress''., oh, And the Stuka?
KillerWhales1951 3 years ago
Sure thing! I can do it on the Stuka.
One question about the second one:
Did you mean the B-29 "Superfortress" from WWII and the Korean War?
pilotperson 3 years ago
Yeah, sorry about that, the b-29 super fortress, is it one of the bombers that bombed the atomic bomb on Hiroshima?
KillerWhales1951 3 years ago
yes. We also used it in the Korean War.
pilotperson 3 years ago