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Tattooed Transport: Douglas DC-3 Tattoo

Posted on September 24, 2008

Douglas DC-3 C-47 Skytrain Gooney Bird Transport Airliner Nose Art WWII Pilot Airplane Flying Tattoos In Flight Shawn Willmorth Hive Tattoo and PiercingToday we’re glad to feature one of the worlds most adored and beloved airplanes — the Douglas DC-3.  Also known as the C-47 Skytrain and the “Gooney Bird”, the rugged DC-3 was one of the first successful passenger airliners as well as a popular transport and paratroop aircraft during World War II.  This particular tattoo shows a DC-3 as a C-47 with a bit of WWII-vintage nose art adorning the ample forward fuselage.

The colorful tattoo along with the propeller and wings was created by artist Shawn Willmorth at The Hive Tattoo & Piercing in Moses Lake, WA.

See a larger shot of the tattoo by clicking on the link below or the image above.

Douglas DC-3 C-47 Skytrain Gooney Bird Transport Airliner Nose Art WWII Pilot Airplane Flying Tattoos In Flight Shawn Willmorth Hive Tattoo and Piercing

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1 Response

  1. Taylor Says:

    I was wondering if you had anymore pictures of your tattoo because i want to get one similair to it as far as the plane goes so if you have anymore showing the whole nose end i would love to see them.

    Posted on July 12th, 2009 at 4:06 pm

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