Mustang ~ for Neil (neiwil) by bmac62
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Description
...we've got an abundance of beautifully restored WWII aircraft here in the Pacific Northwest.
...this is a collection of images I've taken of what is probably my personal favorite vintage aircraft. And it is touchable...many aren't:)
...Neil (neiwil) asked about a few details on this particular P-51B Mustang owned by the Historic Flight Collection hangared at Paine Field, Washington.
...so here you are Neil. Think you were asking specifically about the 'nose art'.
...Here's even a link to the place in Upland, California that did the nose art on the left side of the fuselage: victorygirl.com.
Bill
P.S. Zoom worthy.
"Reenactors"
Bill

Comments (28)
Cool thanks Bill, great collage.I am enveous of what you have on your doorstep, but grateful you share so many great photos. As soon as I read 'Victory Girl' it came back to me, I've been to their site before which explain the nose art being familiar.Thanks for the link though, well worth another visit.Huge thanks for taking time to put this together, I'm sure I'm not the only one to appreciate this great post.
excellent
Excellent collage, Bill; I like the paint job on this old bird. I know the only reason you moved here was to be near these planes, right? LOL!
Wonderful set of pics Bill.
Very beautiful collage and dedication
marvelous collage
Very nice collage of this little plane.
OOO! I was expecting a Ford. Super pics, though!
Nice pictures... Aloha
I can imagine the engine shaking the ground as it roars over
Drool Gorgeous 'Stang and a great collage of photos, Bill! Gotta go check out that nose art page...
I expected a horse :o) Very smart looking plane!!!
Beautiful work, Bill! I see Neil is well pleased! Beautiful photos of these two planes. Makes me want to take a spin in one of them! Keep up the good work! :-)
Great collage sweetie Hugs Susan~
for some reason I was thinking car, but I should have known better. :)
Yes, like Andrea, I was expecting a Ford. Of course in your gallery, it could have just as easily been the plane. The is a great collage of a legendary plane. It's also inspired me to do the same thing with a classic car post at some point. Nice work here.
Nice work on this collection of shots! It's a great plane, and these photos show it off beautifully. Perfect dedi for Neil! :)
An excellent collage of these lovely captures.
That just about sums it all up... Good poster material too!
Great presentation of my favorite Mustang. However, it's presented in its final configuration including a field installed dorsal fin extension (because of the four-blade prop) and the sliding canopy it didn't have while carrying this paint job. I'm obsessive/compulsive to an alarming degree, I know ... Again, great pics.
Wonderful collage of this magnificent P51 Mustang!!!
Great collage Bill some lovely shots, well done!!
Anything called a Mustang is a pretty darn sexy piece of machinery and this is no exception. I love the various views and the sense of color and function just screams in all of the best ways: kinda like a nicely-bracing shot of vodka (room temperature, of course, so that you get the full effect, rather than the delayed reaction that never measures up to the fullest potential of vodka itself.) I like the bracing feel of this collage! Great sharpness.
What a great series of the beautiful Mustang.
Gotta love the straightback "B" model! Great pics and group!
Ha! I KNOW this one!! (wonder why...lol)
Amazing collage Bill and any one of these photos could have stood alone. Outstanding! Dana
Cool Bill, a staightback.. The RAF used loads of these models as Reccon aircraft.. Excellent collage, sorry I'm a bit (very late) on getting to this.. Slowly catching up with some.. Super work.. Rob