Thunderhead of Precision - B-29 Superfortress Canvas | INCLUDES: Aluminum Panel Relic
Thunderhead of Precision - B-29 Superfortress Canvas | INCLUDES: Aluminum Panel Relic
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About the Relic & Process
This relic originates from B-29 44-61975 which was accepted in July 1945 and spent its career as a training aircraft. It was recovered from an airplane graveyard by the New England Air Museum in 1973 and was fully restored utilizing the aft fuselage of 44-61739. This fragment of original aluminum was recovered during the restoration, which began in 1998 and took more than ten years. This aircraft is currently on display at the New England Air Museum in East Granby, Connecticut.
B-29 Superfortress of the New England Air Museum that supplied the material for "Thunderhead of Precision"
Nicholas Hurley - NEAM Museum Curator with "Thunderhead of Precision" print
Artist, Craig Tinder, holding a piece of aluminum from the B-29 44-61975
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