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The Alliance memory web site has alot of good factory pictures. The only problem is that everything is black and white. I do have a 1940 original factory brochure that shows the all red scheme with black trim. This scheme has the stripe with a diamond and double stripe with black leading edges.
Winston Larison
1006 Sealy st.
Galveston TX, 77550
The scheme you are talking about has the solid yellow stripe doesn't it? I have also heard of the blue fuselage and yellow wings scheme but that one is a later scheme (1941 I think).
Winston Larison
1006 Sealy st.
Galveston TX, 77550
The powder blue fuselage and silver wings was a standard and common Taylorcraft design for the A models and early B's up to 1941. The A Model I flew was painted in these colors. Perhps by using silver wing colors they saved a coat or two of dope.
My '40, BC-65 had blue fuselage and creme wings and tail surfaces. The fuselage stripe was creme with the diamond shaped at tje front and the decending stripe was separated down the middle.
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