WW2 art from Фобсово хранилище, 243 photos
Es sin duda, a mi parecer uno de los diseños japoneses más hermosos, con alas estilo canard y la hélice en la sección trasera del aparato. Una lástima q... 1:72 J7W Shinden II
We Find Treasured Historical Records of Heroism in Celebration of U.S. Memorial Day. October 16, 1944. Inside Douglas A-20G over Bologna, Italy. Staff Sergeant Raymond M. Trzeciak, 86th Bomb Squadron, 47th Bombardment Group, U.S. Army Air Corps. Hurtling headlong into a vertical hail of razor-sharp shrapnel from the constant drum of enemy
Here I go again with old guy foggy memory syndrome.... It seems to me I recall a construction article, probably in American Aircraft Modeler, of the Bachem...
The final version a schwalbe of Messerschmitt 262 (JG11) was the world's first operational jet-powered fighter aircraft. I'm not sure about the markings... Diving through the sky
Again all were re-drawn plus some new additions.. The Westland Lysander entered service in 1938, and was used throughout the war in various roles, most...
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World War 2: Battle of Britain. 16 amazing photos from The Battle Of Britain. Enjoy this collection of historic photos from the IWM archives
Galeriebeitrag Mitsubishi F1M2 Pete von Hasegawa, ein Modell gebaut von Andreas Martin in 1:48.
Spitfires VBs of 315 (polish) Sqn. escorting a General's plane after his visit to Ballyhalbert, Ireland in 1943. Note; This image might be colourised.
Why did you delete it ? :eek: It was probably awesome. :cool: I just haven't visited this thread lately, so... This thread is a new one and is still...
Assembly ships were retired bombers that were still flyable. They were painted in unique paint schemes so large groups of bombers could find them in the
B24 "Nosie Rosie"
The only airworthy Komet. Though this is only a glider replica, it is the sole chance to see the unique shape of this aircraft in the sky. Chosen as I was looking for something special as my 1000th photo on a.net :-) - Photo taken at In Flight in Germany in September, 2010.
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Prototype Supermarine Spitfire K5054, first flight, 5 March 1936. (RAF Museum)
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During WWII, navigational technology was still at an unsophisticated level, especially when it came to airplanes, and many practical solutions prevailed
