This is a repaint for the payware A2A Simulations AT-6 Texan. This repaint depicts the restored SNJ-4 N7090C, owned by John Bormes and based at Flying Cloud airport, just outside Minneapolis, MN. John Bormes is a member of the T-6 Thunder North American Flight Team, which perform formations of multiple T-6's, at airshows, military dedications, and other events. This particular aircraft, SNJ-4 BuNo.27754, has been on the US civil register as N7090C since the late 1950's, after being stricken from the USN. The current markings are a modified continuation from its 1970's/80's paint scheme as a post-WWII NAS Corry based SNJ, hence the green stripes - the number "370" on the cowl comes from the aircraft's NAA construction number 88-13370.
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AT-6 "US Navy SNJ-4" N7090C 2024-06-09
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This is a repaint for the payware A2A Simulations AT-6 Texan. This repaint depicts the restored SNJ-4 N7090C, owned by John Bormes and based at Flying Cloud airport, just outside Minneapolis, MN. John Bormes is a member of the T-6 Thunder North American Flight Team, which perform formations of multiple T-6's, at airshows, military dedications, and other events. This particular aircraft, SNJ-4 BuNo.27754, has been on the US civil register as N7090C since the late 1950's, after being stricken from the USN. The current markings are a modified continuation from its 1970's/80's paint scheme as a post-WWII NAS Corry based SNJ, hence the green stripes - the number "370" on the cowl comes from the aircraft's NAA construction number 88-13370.
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