tuskegee airmen question

I'm in the process of building a set of T/A a/c. The only 100th a/c I've got listed are:
Lt. R. Brown: "Bunnie"
Capt. Lester: "Miss-Pelt"
Lt Curtiss: "Quato Costa"
Lt Williams: "Duchess Arlene"
No mention of any 'Stinky"; hope this helps.

didfal;
Where do I find kits or decal sets for the Tuskegee Airmen?
Steve Gorder

Also, Lt. Lee Archer flew "Ina The Macon Belle". As far as kits, the only ones in production that I know of are Testor's P-47, and AmTech's P-40. Decals are made by Micro scale and Aeromaster, but they are currently out of production. Sometimes they show up on E-Bay, but they don't go cheap ! The markings on the planes are really very simple to produce. For the P-51's, the entire tail assembly, wing tips and propellor spinners were red. The serial number on the tail was painted over. The band behind the propellor at the front edge of the cowl varied from squadron to squadron. Trim tabs were also different for each squadron. Aside from the national markings, the only other decal needed would be the large 2 digit number on the side of the fuselage. If you need more info, lemme know !!

Tally-Ho (48-016) P-51 Mustang Aces has "Miss-Pelt" and three others, not T/A's.

Also, Three Guys Replicas (TGR 48017) Aeromaster 48224 (Archer) & another Tally-Ho (48019). Hope this helps.

Also, Three Guys Replicas (TGR 48017) Aeromaster 48224 (Archer) & another Tally-Ho (48019). Hope this helps.

I hope this helps. I have a photo of "Stinky" also. It's in a book I have called "Black Wings" Published by the Nat'l air & space Mus. I do know that Stinky was a 302nd Squadron A/C. I think it was Lt. Walter Palmer's P 51. The 302 had Red spinner and yellow nose band and of course Red Tail and wing tips.. Check the Web...
Aero Master 72-175 has a nice selection of " Lonely Eagles" a/c.

Two other planes: 'Skipper's Darlin.' flown by Capt. Andrew 'Jug' Turner, and another plane called 'Lollipoop,' of which I am still collecting data. Both of these are 100 FS, 332 GF Mustangs. No decals are yety available, but I am working to correct that even as we speak.

Thanks for the info

bob:
there mite b some useful info in the replies 2 my old post about the TA p-51 & b-17 project, so i brought that thread up...
HTH

frosty

Thanks, Frosty, still can't for sure pin down who flew this plane. Enjoyed reading your post & replies, good luck with your project !

Heya Thomas....

I was wondering if you guys had any plans to include Benjamin O. Davis' ride "By Request" as well?? Just saw some pics of it on the web-- there sure are a lot of good choices.....

Hey bob3628...

Try contacting Dwayne at http://www.ebonywings.com/

He is very knowledgeable about the Airmen and might know the answer to your question...