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of the two surviving airframes is this one on display at the Pima
County Air Museum, USA which I photographed some years ago prior to it
being re-painted. Leaving it in natural metal afforded the opportunity to
see some airframe details that are otherwise difficult to see against the
dark blue paintwork. In the past couple of years it has been refurbished and re-painted in
a smart authentic scheme and the latter part of this
gallery has been generously donated by Fotios Rouch and Howard Mason. You will notice that
the bomb doors are no longer open, so my older detail
photos are of even more significance for modelers now
that there are two 1/72nd kits available. Once again,
thanks Fotios and Howard.
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