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"Dave Deep" wrote: They are upsidedown when you turn the pics over def B24s. Dave I really don't think so. The nose is shaped wrong to be a B-24. Also, along the side you can see two areas (one high, one low) that look to be attach points for a wing/strut/something...that doesn't fit for the Liberator either. If they are B-24s they are D models and the D had glazing over the top of the nose...these are metal. Framing in the nose area is also incorrect for a B-24. All right, someone in Florida drive over there and find out what these are!! G |
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