Thank you for this. I had relatives who worked on these during the war. They don't get as much coverage as b-17s or b-29s, so this was a special treat.
Excellent walk-around again Erik! Just FYI - Cavanaugh's B-25 "How 'Boot That" was also originally painted by Kowalik and redone in 1994/1995 by him, so it's a sister ship in every way to "Miss Mitchell". The CFM crew flew it to Oshkosh in 1995, and have grounded it since because of it's still original paint.
One thing that is difficult to comprehend is how unbelievably tight it is in these WWII bomber's. Like he stated, these were designed for young thin men. Even the inside of a B-17 is extremely tight. I couldn't imagine being in a Ball Turret back then. Thank you for the Walk Around Erik!
If that’s the one with the big gun in the nose then it may take a while. The only flyable one is at the Cavanaugh Museum and I don’t deal with them at all.
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I always get a much better appreciation and learn something new for each plane you showcase.
The restraint of not panning over to the U-2 flying past in the background. Thank you for sharing!
Haha, you are sooo right! That was tough.
Thank you for this. I had relatives who worked on these during the war. They don't get as much coverage as b-17s or b-29s, so this was a special treat.
This channel is a goldmine
For us Model builders 🤠
Always love these long form walk arounds!!!
I would love to fly one of these beautiful old girls . How cool and lucky the pilot is.
Excellent walk-around again Erik! Just FYI - Cavanaugh's B-25 "How 'Boot That" was also originally painted by Kowalik and redone in 1994/1995 by him, so it's a sister ship in every way to "Miss Mitchell". The CFM crew flew it to Oshkosh in 1995, and have grounded it since because of it's still original paint.
Yeah I worked at Cavanaugh back then. Remember it well
One thing that is difficult to comprehend is how unbelievably tight it is in these WWII bomber's. Like he stated, these were designed for young thin men. Even the inside of a B-17 is extremely tight. I couldn't imagine being in a Ball Turret back then. Thank you for the Walk Around Erik!
Insane attention to detail
Always
I see this plane flying around all the time in Newport MN.
That is a buteful machine 😎👍.
Gran disertación de lo que es la tecnología de este bombardero y entender lo pasado con un presente de la aviación.
good job
Finally the 25! Thanks Erik. Any chance of doing one on an attack version?
If that’s the one with the big gun in the nose then it may take a while. The only flyable one is at the Cavanaugh Museum and I don’t deal with them at all.
Why didn't it need de-icing? The AC-47 guy said the same thing about that plane. Is it because of low altitude flying?
They just don’t fly into known icing conditions
@@ErikJohnston ohh ok I understand now thank you. 😊
That would be a nice private jet lol
ASSAUT SHIP ACCMETOR
"This nose art was painted by the actual artist that painted it."
Oh really?
That painted that nose art on the actual real Miss Mitchell during the war.