C-47

This is a  fuselage section from C-47 that first flew with  the USAAF in  1943 and subsequently with the RAF, Spanish air force and several carriers. She was also a veteran of the Berlin Airlift.

It has been painted to represent a C-47 from the Pacific Theatre in WW2. The aircraft was believed to have been based in Papua New Guinea and may have been used to transport provision from Australia to the U.S. Troops in theatre.

The panel is 64cm x 35cm x 7cm

This impressive panel is priced at  200 GBP plus postage

C-47

This is a piece of fuselage from a C-47.

It has been painted to represent the 101st Airborne troops who flew to Normandy on D-Day in C-47 aircraft.

The panel is 12 cm x 37 cm

This piece is priced at 90 GBP plus postage

We have larger sections of C-47 that we will display when completed.

C-47

This is a piece of fuselage from a C-47 used in the filming of the Band of Brothers.

It has been painted to represent the aircraft flown by Airborne troops after D-Day. At the time of Market Garden and the Rhine Crossings C-47 aircraft had the upper D-Day stripes painted out and returned to Olive Drab

This massive panel is 45 cm wide x 1.5 m high

This piece is still being finished.

We have other sections of C-47 that we will display when completed.