Incorrectly painted as 44-70064. This aircraft is a composite airframe, comprising the fuselage of 44-61535, the nose section of 44-70064 and the wings of 44-84084. It was soon repainted with the correct serial 44-61535.

This B-29 has components from three different airframes that were salvaged from the US Navy ordinance test ranges at China Lake. The fuselage is s/n 44-61535, which was the original Raz'n Hell.

This B-29 is a composite airframe. It is the fuselage of 44-61535 (the original Raz'n Hell), fitted with the nose section of 44-70064 and the wings of 44-84084. All three aircraft were stored at NAWS China Lake, CA for use as ground targets for weapons testing, until recovered and restored in 1980. Following the restoration the aircraft was initially painted as 44-70064, but by 1988 this had been changed to 44-61535. The "Raz'n Hell" nose art is only carried on the other side.

Composite airframe with 44-70064 and 44-84084.