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Diorama of 100th BG aircraft by Bjorn Jacobsen As you have discovered, I first made the model of “Miss Conduct” as close to the real airplane as possible. As a matter of fact, a lot of research went into that build! Then I wanted to make a crash site with a B-17, and used the “Miss Conduct” because that was the one I had. I am well aware that the real “Miss Conduct” survived the war and I therefore changed the plane in the crash site to represent the B-17 in general, and not to be a particular aircraft. I painted over the name and noseart and made damages on the tail to disrupt the number. The crash site was supposed to be quite near the home base, hence all the “equipment” surrounding the plane.

Diorama of 100th BG aircraft by Bjorn Jacobsen As you have discovered, I first made the model of “Miss Conduct” as close to the real airplane as possible. As a matter of fact, a lot of research went into that build! Then I wanted to make a crash site with a B-17, and used the “Miss Conduct” because that was the one I had. I am well aware that the real “Miss Conduct” survived the war and I therefore changed the plane in the crash site to represent the B-17 in general, and not to be a particular aircraft. I painted over the name and noseart and made damages on the tail to disrupt the number. The crash site was supposed to be quite near the home base, hence all the “equipment” surrounding the plane.

Diorama of 100th BG aircraft by Bjorn Jacobsen As you have discovered, I first made the model of “Miss Conduct” as close to the real airplane as possible. As a matter of fact, a lot of research went into that build! Then I wanted to make a crash site with a B-17, and used the “Miss Conduct” because that was the one I had. I am well aware that the real “Miss Conduct” survived the war and I therefore changed the plane in the crash site to represent the B-17 in general, and not to be a particular aircraft. I painted over the name and noseart and made damages on the tail to disrupt the number. The crash site was supposed to be quite near the home base, hence all the “equipment” surrounding the plane.

Diorama of 100th BG aircraft by Bjorn Jacobsen As you have discovered, I first made the model of “Miss Conduct” as close to the real airplane as possible. As a matter of fact, a lot of research went into that build! Then I wanted to make a crash site with a B-17, and used the “Miss Conduct” because that was the one I had. I am well aware that the real “Miss Conduct” survived the war and I therefore changed the plane in the crash site to represent the B-17 in general, and not to be a particular aircraft. I painted over the name and noseart and made damages on the tail to disrupt the number. The crash site was supposed to be quite near the home base, hence all the “equipment” surrounding the plane.

Miss Con-Duct by Edward Brophy

Nine Little Yanks and a Jerk by Edward Brophy

Nine Little Yanks and a Jerk and Miss Con-Duct by Edward Brophy

Subject: B-17F-55-DO "Hard Luck!" 42-3413 LN-V, 100th BG 350th BS Modeler: Jaroslav Král Kit: Revell B-17F Scale: 1/48 Aftermarket: Accessories: Spare parts from B-17G mainly for nose modification, waist gunner windows and top turret. Vinyl panels and frames. Self made masks and decals. Model Facts: This model features a lot of custom work, including riveting and specific nose and turret configurations of 100th BG veteran Hard Luck! The model now resides in a Czech museum commemorating the Air Battle over the Ore Mountains, which prominently featured the planes of the 100th BG.

Our Babe model done by Jaroslav Král

Our Babe model built by Jaroslav Král