DC6B JAT circa 1959-1963. CN#45564 was delivered to JAT (Jugoslav Aerotransport) in 1959 and was the last DC6B built by the Douglas Aircraft Company. Both aircraft, YU-AFA and YU-AFB were the flagship's until the Caravelles arrived in 1963, finally being transfered to the Yugoslavian Air Force.
Ok, for the rivet counters, I know that in real life, YU-AFB was a CB17 model with no spinners and no football antenna. As of today, 1-01-2014, I have yet to see this model type done. I can use the last upgraded CB17 model (no spinner with football antenna) but the texture bleeds where the tail fin meets the fuselage and only the model author can correct the issue. So, for my use, a CB16 model with the CB17 airfile works just fine for me.
Ok, for the rivet counters, I know that in real life, YU-AFB was a CB17 model with no spinners and no football antenna. As of today, 1-01-2014, I have yet to see this model type done. I can use the last upgraded CB17 model (no spinner with football antenna) but the texture bleeds where the tail fin meets the fuselage and only the model author can correct the issue. So, for my use, a CB16 model with the CB17 airfile works just fine for me.