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"Lizzy" Republic P-47D-30-RE 44-20456 flown by Capt. Les Leavoy

This aircraft piloted by 1LT. Ernie Sprouse was aircraft "Q" Serial number 44-20246 from the 512th Fighter Squadron as it would of appeared when the squadron was assigned to Nordholz, Germany, c. 1945.  I am told when then 2LT. Ernie Sprouse received this aircraft "Texas Kay" was already painted on the right cowling.  A "payment" of 2 bottles of whiskey ensured "Gladys" would soon appear on the left cowling.  This livery was done by special request for a friend of the now late Ernie Sprouse.  I can only hope I did his aircraft justice.  Enjoy!  

Compatible with both early and late model P-47s!

See "Gladys" in action at:
https://youtu.be/2qgN07trWRc

Generic, squadron coded skin ("C 2") depicting an aircraft of the 396th Fighter Squadron of the 368th Fighter Group in 1945.

Intended for competition entry.

"Arizona / Loraine" was a P-47D-30-RA flown by Lt Earl Kielgass, of the 368th Fighter Group, 396th Fighter Squadron, 9th Air Force.

It is depicted as it would have appeared in the spring of 1945.

Intended for competition entry.

A PLAAF P-47D captured from the Chinese Nationalist Air Force during the Chinese Civil War

Livrée du P-47D du Groupe de Chasse II/5 La Fayette, escadrille "Cigognes".

P-47D livery from the Fighter Group II/5 La Fayette, "Cigognes" squadron.

"Kwitcherbitchin 7th" was a P-47D-27-RE flown by Major Randall "Pinky" Hendricks, of the 368th Fighter Group, 397th Fighter Squadron, 9th Air Force.

It is depicted as it would have appeared in the summer of 1944.

Hendricks was the top scoring ace with the 368th, having shot down four Fw190's on the 12th June 1944 followed by a Bf109 on the 22nd June 1944.

P-47D "OH JOHNNIE" Flown by Lt Raymond Knight of 346th FS, 350th FG , Italy 1945.

** Fictional - Just for fun ** Roger Rabbit-themed heavy art livery with multilayer PBR materials throughout the artwork, because I was bored

The forgotten Thunderbird. A fictional skin for the P-47D based on the early F-84F & G Thunderbirds.