B-29 superfortress, arrived! by dingopatagonico -- Fur Affinity [dot] net

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B-29 superfortress, arrived!

By dingopatagonico,
posted 15 years ago Anthro Artist

provisory image X3 is the Enola Gay!

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lunden ~lunden

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15 years ago

Is she still around?

I can't imagine they would scrap her but you never know.

Captian_Dammit91 ~captiandammit91

Traditional Artist

15 years ago

the Enola is still around, she along with Bock's Car are preserved at museums in the USA. the Sole flying B-29, FIFI, is based in either Arizona or Texas with the Confederate Air Force.

dingopatagonico ~dingopatagonico

Anthro Artist

15 years ago

in a museum, but no idea where ^^u

barefootgen ~barefootgen

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11 years ago

Why would anyone want to scrap the actual planes that drop the nukes on Hiroshima and Nagasaki?

Springheel ~springheel

Anthro Artist

15 years ago

El avión de la batalla de Kansas.

dingopatagonico ~dingopatagonico

Anthro Artist

15 years ago

tiii X3

mio de yo. dos veces
xD

Springheel ~springheel

Anthro Artist

15 years ago

Aviation History tiene un attículo muy bueno sobre cómo se gestó la construcción de la planta para los B-29. Deja ver si lo encuentro.

dingopatagonico ~dingopatagonico

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15 years ago

pook ~pook

15 years ago

the Enola Gay is currently at the National Air and Space Museum's Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center in Northern Virginia after undergoing a thorough restoration. Bock's Car is at the National Museum of the U.S. Air Force after being flown there in 1961. FIFI is currently based in Addison, Texas when not out on the air show circuit.