Aircraft 44-85813 Photo

44-85813, 1944 Boeing B-17G Flying Fortress, C/N: 8722
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Aircraft 44-85813, 1944 Boeing B-17G Flying Fortress, c/n 8722, Manufacturing new components for the fuel cell bays in the wing. Note the numerous plywood patterns., at I74, photo by Bob Simmermon
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Manufacturing new components for the fuel cell bays in the wing. Note the numerous plywood patterns.
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Shot Date 2007-06-14
Airport I74
I74 Airport
Upload Date 2007-06-16
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Camera Make Canon
Camera Model Canon PowerShot A560
Shutter Speed 1/50 sec
Aperture f/2.6
ISO 200
Focal Length 5.8 mm
Exposure Bias 0 EV
Metering Mode Pattern
White Balance Auto
Dimensions 1600 × 1200
Date Taken 2007-06-16 09:08:34
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Aircraft 44-85813, Original wing with outer skin removed, exposing corrugated layer. Wingspan - 103'-10", at I74, photo by Bob Simmermon
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Aircraft 44-85813, Restoration associates are very courteous and willing to explain interesting discoveries that they've made while working on the original airframe, such as 61 year old signatures found on the inside of this wing skin., at I74, photo by Bob Simmermon
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@ I74
Aircraft 44-85813, The Vision. Tech II (Shiffer family) restoration of a wrecked 1944 B17G at Urbana, OH. Wall mural by Kevin & Frank Drain., at I74, photo by Bob Simmermon
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@ I74
Aircraft 44-85813, Cockpit roof fabrication, at I74, photo by Bob Simmermon
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Aircraft 44-85813, New rib parts being formed on red oak molds., at I74, photo by Bob Simmermon
Bob Simmermon
@ I74
Aircraft 44-85813, 1944 Boeing B-17G Flying Fortress, c/n 8722, Manufacturing new components for the fuel cell bays in the wing. Note the numerous plywood patterns., at I74, photo by Bob Simmermon
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