Boeing B29 Photos needed.
I am donating my time to work on a B-29 K-61 to be hung at our local airport. The K-61 was assigned to the 20th Air Force's 314th Bomb Wing named after the Town, City of Farmington, and one of the local business men was a crew member on this bomber. I am in need of detailed color photos to help me with the project. I have searched the web and have not been able to find what I need for free download. If there is anyone that has some detailed photos of the B29 and could scan and email them to me I would appreciate it very much.

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I just recently traded my "City of Omaha" to a fellow down in Kansas.I think I may possibly have someinfo but it would take a little digging. Are we talking the same bomber group

WOW that is the same bomber group. It would be fantastic if you have any docs left. I am working on the wing and would like some pics of the flaps retracted and the ailerons top and bottom. The plane is all framed up and I am just adding the finishing detail. It has a 166" wing span and will hang from the ceiling in a right bank turn to see the City of Farmington art work. We are on a tight budget or I would order a photo pack. Anything you may have would be much appriciated.

Great pic's

will see what I have. Hopefully I can be of some help

here are some pics of the completed model. I will need to find the docs later. hopefully this helps some

You are being a life saver. I am very grateful with what I have seen. It will be a big help.

Many Thanks
Steve

One fine B-29 Ram-bro, fine flyers aren't they. - John.

Good to see you hard at work Steve [sm=biggrin.gif] Thanks Again.

John, it is a good flyer. Pretty impressive iin the air. I almost miss her.......just not my style of plane. I believe it is still forsale here in the marketplace

Ram-bro, Todd (todd3603) started this project and did the build. We are working together to get this bird finished for the city. Your photos are fantastic and much appreciated. I am finishing up a repair job for a club member and then the work begins.

Todd, what do you think of these photos?

Impressive. Looks like a good path to follow.

Ready for the fuse this week, say maybe mid-week?