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More Typhoons
- Thread starter jankees
- Start date
CaptainMal
Charter Member
Nicky:
Awesome...5 Victor...439 Squadron RCAF
. And without rockets, which the Canadian Typhoon wing did not like.Gonna have to get this bird.
TTFN
Douglas
Bomber_12th
SOH-CM-2025
Very nice work, Jankees! Already looking forward to downloading them when ready!
Awesome...5 Victor...439 Squadron RCAF
The Wehrmacht didn't like 'em either. Tidy job!
jankees
SOH-CM-2026
the ones above are now all available on OZx, and I continue..
At first I thought that they would all be more or less the same, RAF camouflage with big letters, but it turns out there are some subtle varieties, apart from the girls name in the previous batch:
Group Captains Baldwin's aircraft, no big serial, gives it a sleek appearance I think, and since he was the leading ace on the Typhoon, those swastika's give a menacing look:
Then there is this registration, which in Dutch sounds very cheerful":
and then there is the overenthousiastic groundcrew during the night before D-Day, that had to put the registration on the tail:
so if you want more Typhoons, they'll be available soon
At first I thought that they would all be more or less the same, RAF camouflage with big letters, but it turns out there are some subtle varieties, apart from the girls name in the previous batch:
Group Captains Baldwin's aircraft, no big serial, gives it a sleek appearance I think, and since he was the leading ace on the Typhoon, those swastika's give a menacing look:
Then there is this registration, which in Dutch sounds very cheerful":
and then there is the overenthousiastic groundcrew during the night before D-Day, that had to put the registration on the tail:
so if you want more Typhoons, they'll be available soon
menef
Charter Member
The photograph of MN686 was taken very late in 1944, probably on a delivery flight before going on ops or delivery to an OTU.
OK. It could be an idea for painters
