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A fictitious Royal Canadian Air Force B-17G named "BigGuns", for obvious reasons. Nice Nose Art, lotsa kill markings, and some bombing FU to boot.

Dominican Republic Air Force acquired two B-17Gs in 1947, remaining in use until 1954. This livery is one of them.

'Flak Eater' (WF-J) was assigned to  364th Bomb Squadron 305th Bomb Group  Chelveston (England) on May 17, 1944 and later transferred to  351st Bomb Group at Polbrook on May 23,1945 then scrapped December 1945.
I have included  a  364thBS 305thBG  'No Codes'  Skin so individual Aircraft Serial Numbers and Codes as well as any Nose Art can be added if required.

Please Note the improved Metallic look in the screenshots  were achieved with a MOD  available here :  https://forum.dcs.world/topic/319116-specular-reflectivity-from-brushed-to-mirror-effect/#comment-5150016

B-17G 'Little Miss Mischief'  of the 324th BS , 91st BG.
The Nose Art  for this crate has been signed  by renowned artist Corporal Tony Starcer.
Here is a link to history of this Aircraft http://fineartofdecals.com/goodies/b-17g-little-miss-mischief/
I would also like to say a huge thank you to BrassEM  for showing me how to set up the Description.lua CHEERS MATE.

I thank the friends who have helped me.
Especially Stonehouse who wrote the lua files and Crazyeddie for its beautiful skin.

Serial number 44-83514, affectionately known as 'Buxom Babe' is a B-17G formerly operated by the Osean Air Force during the Osean War of the 1940s. She was initially accepted into service in June of 1944 with the 944th Bombardment Squadron, before being transferred into the 20th Bombardment Squadron 'Raiders', assigned to the Northern front against Belka. Buxom Babe would fly in 75 combat missions, along with 3 photo Reconnaissance missions before the end of the war.

Following the end of the Conflict, the B-17 would be remanded to a boneyard in west Harwood, Osea, until being purchased in 1952 for firebombing duties. In 1976, she would retire a second time, and come into possession of the Commemorative Air Force, who would restore her and turn the aging bomber into a "Living History exhibit. Ever since, Buxom Babe has toured across the country at airshows and public outreach events to teach younger generations about a war long past.

3 skins. Swamp Fire 99th Mission, Swamp Fire 100th Mission and 379th Generic.

UPDATED 16/09/23 – This is a totally redone skin from my previous version (which is still up as it’s a competition entry – I will remove once the competition winners are announced). The markings have been redone with the tally marks re-made from scratch to better match the real aircraft. Also included is the 100th mission skin. This chalked marking has been made from scratch by tracing contemporary images and adjusting to the skin. There are many other improvements over the first skin most notably around the finish on the tail and stabs and the more accurate depiction of the field mods such as the waist and cheek gun positions.

42-31909 “NINE O NINE”, 323BS/91BG [OR-N] Bassingbourn, Cambridgeshire, UK, 1944/5

Includes 2 skins, one at 92 Missions and one at War's End with 140 Missions.

UPDATE 16/09/23 - several small corrections and a new generic skin added.

42-31636 “Out House Mouse”, 323BS/91BG [OR-N] Bassingbourn, Cambridgshire, UK, 1944.

VERSION 2 – Better Spec Map, Corrected Field Mods, Corrected Codes and Corrected Markings.

UPDATED 16/09/23 - few error corrections, added steel coloured dampers to rear turret MGs, added Generic Skin

Included are two skins:
B-17 Flying Fortress Mk.IIA "S" of  Costal Command 220 Sqn.
B-17 Flying Fortress Mk.IIA "S" of  Costal Command 220 Sqn. Generic