Ansett 737-200 and 727-200 liveries

[Tony G]

Hi,

Dont know if anyone is interested or not but these are rare Ansett liveries. The 727-200 in the proposed delivery scheme of Ansett-ANA which never transpired as they changed to the 'Delta' livery in 1968, and the 737-200 'Delta' livery that never saw the light of day as they changed to the 'souther Cross' livery prior to accepting the jets from Boeing. The 'Serpent' livery is barely remembered here in Australia but is an interesting pre-cursor to the QANTAS aboriginal art liveries they displayed on their 747's. Just a though if anyone is willing to repaint.






www.mediafire.com/file/x2hqhxzro1ejznt/Ansett_737-200_Delta_Scheme.JPG/file

www.mediafire.com/file/n74028ria5bx47d/Ansett_ANA_727-200_VH_-_RMD.jpg/file

www.mediafire.com/file/y6b06ghsbnri12x/Ansett_Snake_livery.jpg/file

www.mediafire.com/view/91nmcd0e2aqhmsb/Ansett_727_serpent_livery.jpg/file

[Nathan Ford - HJG]

OMG, what a blast from the past, I can actually remember this livery. It was painted in the colourful 'Rainbow Fantasy' colour scheme for the Variety Club’s 'Dream Flights'.
Artists that contributed to the design were: Rolf Harris, Clifton Pugh and David Rankin.
More than 800 disadvantaged children experienced a flight in the aircraft over a two days period. 

Cheers,

Nathan

[darrenvox]

looks like a fun one for sure!!