What model is this??

[Grubbn]

I was doing a 100hr check on our plane and this beauty showed up. Anyone know the type?

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https://imgur.com/gallery/oHCQM

 

[dustrpilot]

A26....:

 

[Grubbn]

A26....:

Thanks......

 

[belchfire]

Why is it that the A-26s inspire the sexiest nose art?

It took a while to dig it out from a few different sources but NL7079G is a 1946 A-26C. Looking at some of the other photos and the longer than military looking nose and tip tanks I believe that she was converted to an executive transport configuration by On Mark Engineering sometime in the 1960's or perhaps as late as into the 1970's...

http://www.airport-data.com/aircraft/photo/000460221.html

 

[dustrpilot]

I’d guess because the artist has an larger than average canvas.
Nothing against the A-26, but until just now I never really paid them much attention.
All of a sudden I’d really like to fly one.

 

[tomgoodman]

A-26 pictures remind me of Duke Elegant, the great pilot and storyteller.

http://www.equinedzine.com/Duke_Elegant.htm

 

[belchfire]

A-26 pictures remind me of Duke Elegant, the great pilot and storyteller.

http://www.equinedzine.com/Duke_Elegant.htm

The man could spin a wonderful yarn...