Well, I'm pretty much out of ideas for B-25 skins for now, so I figure I should try something different and, since the B-24's always been my favorite heavy bomber, it seemed like the logical choice. I plan on doing four skins (For now). This is the first one, and the only J of the list (2 being As, 1 being a D). There are still a couple of bugs.

Cool, it's good to try out skinning different aircraft, the more experience you get the better.

Thanks, Harry.

The B-24's a good choice to skin for several reasons! The mapping is pretty good, not may others skin the plane, and there's definitely a ton of great schemes out there to depict! One of the best resources out there for B-24 skins is www.b24bestweb.com. Tons of photos and lots of good, accurate info on serials, radio codes, units, etc.

Looks like you have a good start, can't wait to see the finished product and the other skins.
If you need any pointers or research material, don't hesitate to ask!

Thanks, Jarink. I do have one question. I was watching this movie the other day and it was dedicated "To Willis Miller and the entire crew of the Starduster". There appear to be several Stardusters, and I can't vouch for the accuracy of the noseart in the movie, but can you help me find this bird?

... try here may be ...

http://forum.armyairforces.com/B24-nose-art-identification-help-m220373.aspx

I don't think it's any of those, Mick.

... I know Maty12, but since this guy already opened a topic about B24 nose identification art help, why not post your request there (probably means registering at the site) ...?

http://www.b24bestweb.com/Pics-S-STAR_DUST.htm
As Jarink said.
Regards Duggy

I thought this was the one:


But it says the pilot is James F. Pidcock, and the one I'm looking for had Willis Miller as pilot. I'm browsing the list and none of the others list their pilots. There was a picture of the crew somewhere. Let me find it.