Douglas A-26, B-26, JD-1 Invader

[Librarian]

Some other options.

Oh big-gun heaven. VERY interested in that 75mm/37mm combo.

[PR19_Kit]

A-26C-15-DT:
43-22479 on delivery to 9th AF when diverted to Royal Aircraft Establishment, Farnborough, England Dec 18, 1944
          for unspecified trials, later to A&AEE at Boscombe Down.  To RAF as KL690.  Serial TW224 also
          allocated but alloted in error and never carried.  RAF decided not to proceed with the A-26 Mar 1945.  
          Returned to USA Feb 11, 1947.  To US Navy as JD-1 BuNo 80621(?) in 1947.
43-22482 to RAF as KL691 for trials at A&AEE Boscombe Down.  Serial TW222 also allocated but was alloted in error
          but never carried.  Returned to USA Feb 11, 1947.  To US Navy as JD-1 BuNo 80622(?) in 1947.

Oh YESSSS! An A-26 in Raspberry Ripple!  

[jcf]

 

[NARSES2]

DE, DL, DT refer to the build factories; Douglas El Segundo, Douglas Long Beach and Douglas Tulsa, respectively.
The block numbers are used to track and organize production design changes.

Thanks Jon. I thought they were but wasn't sure

So, do ya want guns or not pilgrim? 

This one will not have wing guns thankyou  I may well do a solid nosed version (the Revell kit is in the stash) with wing guns for use over Europe

[jcf]

Garrett Air Research A-26 engine testbed:
http://napoleon130.tripod.com/id617.html

[zenrat]

Another A/B 26 with a turboprop in the nose.

http://napoleon130.tripod.com/id155.html

Lots more civil A/B 26s here.
http://napoleon130.tripod.com/id5.html