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johnniewc68

(56 posts) Sun Feb 7, 2016, 08:53 AM Feb 2016

One was fantastic, two would be ...?

Developed shortly after World War II, the Twin Mustang was not involved in the conflict, however, as it would have been his performance against the German fighters? The P-82 had anticipated the end of the war? What do you think? The link below provides an interesting report about these questions and an extensive collection of photographs, some rare and unreleased for me. To see the full report and the photos visit the link below:

http://aviacaoemfloripa.blogspot.com.br/2011/03/north-american-p-82f-82-twin-mustang.html

Best Rgeards,

John

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One was fantastic, two would be ...? (Original Post) johnniewc68 Feb 2016 OP

I was just a kid during WWII but was always fascinated with justhanginon Feb 2016 #1

justhanginon

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1. I was just a kid during WWII but was always fascinated with

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Sun Feb 7, 2016, 11:09 AM

Feb 2016

the twin tailed fighters. I loved the P-38 Lockeed Lightning and the P-61 Black Widow night fighter also. The Mustang was always my favorite single engine fighter plane. A long time ago but I think I built a crude model of the P-38 Lightning out of wood. This was waaaay before plastic models. Speaking of which I think I have a partly finished plastic model of the Mustang stashed away in a drawer that i'll have to dig out and give another shot.
Thanks for an interesting post.

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