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My thanks to Kid Deuce for both the airplane photo and the car photo. I thought they would work great together so I put them together with a new background.
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This is painted with the Finnish Air Force swastika and stands at the Swedish Air Force Museum in Linköping, Sweden
Grumman FM-2 Wildcat parked at IWM Duxford with its wings folded, showcasing the iconic carrier-ready design. The folding wings allowed these compact fighters to be stowed efficiently aboard aircraft carriers, maximising space while keeping them ready for action. A classic example of US naval aviation ingenuity from World War II.
The old Airfix kit. Decals are a combination of the original kit decal and Techmod 72013 Hawker Hurricane Mk. I.
This model depicts airplane RF-E/P3700, flown during the Battle of Britain by Pilot Sgt. Kazimierz Wünsche of 303 Polish Squadron, Northolt. During an engagement on September 9, 1940, Pilot Sgt. Wünsche shot down two German planes: an Me109 and an He111. During the engagement, Pilot Sgt. Wünsche was himself shot down. He survived with injuries and burns, and returned to combat after hospitalization.
Captain Bertrand "Bubu" Butin the 2022 Rafale Solo Display pilot. Arriving at @Francazal Airport on Friday and doing his recon run ahead of the airshow this weekend. Pulling G's and generating some nice vapor!
RAF Airbus A400M Atlas, specifically an Atlas C.1 (A400M).
It can carry a 37-tonne payload over 2,000 nautical miles and accommodate up to 116 fully-equipped troops. It is designed to operate at altitudes up to 40,000 ft but also has significant low-level flight capability.
The RAF's fleet of Atlas aircraft is primarily based at RAF Brize Norton.
Photographed from my garden, Mach loop, Wales, UK
P-51D Mustang (F-AZSB / 411622 / G4C) wearing the colours of Maj. 'Kit' Carson, captured in the morning sun at La Ferté Alais in 2018.
Supermarine Spitfire Mk. XIV is equipped with a Rolls Royce Griffon 65 engine which is connected to a powerfull 5-blade propellor.
Captured in the morning sun at La Ferte Alais during the 2018 Le Temps des Helices meeting.