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This folder contains a repaint for the Grumman G44A Widgeon by Flysimware. It shows Grumman G-44A Widgeon c/n 1294 N722 of the US Fish and Wildlife Service, based in Alaska between 1948 and 1956. Originally built in 1943 as a J4F-2 for the US Navy. In 1948 it went to the US Dept of the Interior and the FWS. In 1956, it was sold to Oren B.Hudson, who still owns it as N302. Repaint by Jan Kees Blom.
version 2 with updated wingfloats
Grumman G44A Widgeon N722
Repaint of Grumman G44A Widgeon N722 by Flysimware, featuring the US Fish and Wildlife Service livery from 1948-1956. Updated version 2 includes improved wingfloats.
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now with updated wingfloats
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Log Inalmost 5 years ago
The fish and wildlife in the interior have never felt safer
almost 5 years ago
I saw the British Navy livery is already included. So no need for that one.
almost 5 years ago
Something like this would be nice:
https://www.modelimex.com/files/upload/460/moneys02/02_AZMOA4004_L.JPG
(the RAF variant)
or
https://static.wikia.nocookie.net/biggles/images/4/45/Gosling.jpg/revision/latest/scale-to-width-down/800?cb=20181125081130
Don't know if this information is enough for you to make a repaint.
AJS
almost 5 years ago
I think your repaints are of exceptional quality. I would be very happy if you could make a repaint of a Grumman Gosling (using the Grumman Widgeon by Flysimware) as it was used by the British. Specially the version Airfix made as a constructionkit. At the moment I am recreating the flights made by Biggles (W.E. Jones) with the Grumman Gosling (Biggles delivers the goods). A proper repaint would be very nice.
almost 5 years ago
What are you looking for?