NA Texan schemes

[Mgawa]

I am interesting in your sugestion about some interesting schemes for this famous trainer. In this moment i will start work on some profiles and maybe you have some more interestung samples. If you like I can give you some finished samples.

Cheers

[Trey Carroll]

Would you accept schemes that aren't historically accurate?

[Trey Carroll]

I'd pay good money for a profile of the T-6 above!

Here's another interesting scheme!











Trey Carroll

[Mgawa]

Well this is problem!!! All schemes are acurate in some way. So what you show is preserved wardbird and their schemes are acurate for it self. They fly like that, they live like that and they are like that. So they are accurate.

I am more interesting in the images of the samples during the operational service.

Cheers

[Steve T]

Dunno if Doug "MacHarvard" ever posts anymore...but he could give you chapter and verse, historically, on pretty much anything about the NA-16 series.

S.

[EDowning]

hey Trey. give me a call on my cell phone when you get a minute. I have something I want to run by you.

[Mgawa]

[Jack Cook]

SNJs from Pensacola 1956

Carrier quals USS Monteray

[Mgawa]

SNJs from Pensacola 1956 will be made. Please tell me more about the CSSR Texan?

[Mgawa]

If you don't mind I will wake up this topic

[spookythecat]

The SAAF scheme has always been a favorite of mine.



It would likely be a long shot but Bud Granley's Golden Hawk would be cool

[Trey Carroll]

Are these accurate by any chance? Got a couple WIXers flying too!

T

[Trey Carroll]

Here's one I'm pretty sure is accurate. My dad and Tim Savage owned this bird, and this was Midwest Texans' first signature resto!

[Elroy13]

Here is my favorite scheme! And fresh out of the paint shop..the new LSFM Texan!

[Jack Cook]

Aviation Cadet Rex Barber flying AT-6A T-55 from Mather Field, CA May 1941