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509th FS P-47D-26-RA

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

*** 1 March, 2021 Update ***

Summary of Changes:
-Now compatible with both early and late model P-47s

Aircraft "S" Serial number 42-27339 from the 82nd Fighter Squadron as it would of appeared when the squadron was assigned to Duxford, c. 1944.
Enjoy!!!!

"Snafu / War Eagle" was flown in the 83rd FS, 78th FG. by Lt. Severino B. Calderon during late 1944. It has now since been restored and is part of The Fighter Collection at Duxford Aerodrome.
This livery was originally for the P-47G Razorback, but I liked it that much I thought I'd give it a go for the "D" model. Enjoy!

*Competition Entry*

Changelog:
Version 7 - 07/03/2021: Removed artifacts from around text/decal areas (cleaner edges)

Thank you to keefyboy for his excellent roughmet textures!

Skin P-47D TONY 5th Emergency Rescue Squadron

Skin P-47D Elsie Lil Butch, Squadron Commander 507th FS-404th FG, United Kingdom-1944

Update 28/02/2021 V3 FINAL:
Adjustments and fixes to paint kit and roughmets
New template released 15 Feb 2021
Updated roughmets
Corrections and small tweaks

P-47D-30 'Hun Hunter XVI' flown by Lt Col.Gilbert O. Wymond Jr 65th Fighter Squadron.

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.

Painted in the colours of the "Tallahassee Lassie," flown by Seattle-born Colonel Ralph C. Jenkins.

He led the 510th Fighter Squadron, initially in England and later all the way through Europe to Germany at the end of WWII. Colonel Jenkins may be the pilot who attacked the staff car of Field Marshall Erwin Rommel, wounding the German commander.

Updated 24/2/21: Added a more accurate tail number font, decals to the prop and some other small adjustments to the .lua file for the old model along with some other minor tweaks.

Thanks to danperin for the help and advice! Check his skins out too, they're pretty cool :D

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