Commonwealth Mustangs

I just finished my first camo repaint for the P-51 after spending days fighting with the paint kit, some parts are really difficult to locate but now I have one done I can use it as a basis for more. ;)

This one is a paint for the 'Vintage Wings of Canada' P-51 which is currently flying the NA airshow circuit. More info can be found here.....

http://www.warbirddepot.com/aircraft_fighters_p51-vwc.asp

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I will get it packaged up later today and uploaded here.
 
Three more Commonwealth Mustangs rolled out of the paint shop today, this time for the RNZAF. All three aircraft are from the early 1950's as the Mustangs ordered just prior to the end of the war didn't arrive until just after the war ended and they were immediately 'mothballed' for six years or so.

2 Sqn RNZAF.
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3 Sqn RNZAF
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4 Sqn RNZAF
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I will get them uploaded tomorrow.
 
This is just getting stupidly good, I may as well quit the day job and fly all day, I bet I still wont have the hours in the day to fly all these amazing paints!
 
Gotta love the bare metal paints. The bloom DLL thing that was recently released makes them shine even more. Can't wait to try em out. :applause:
 
I just finished yet another Commonwealth P-51. :isadizzy:

This repaint depicts an aircraft of 112 Sqn RAF based in Cervia, Italy in May 1945. 112 became known as the 'Shark Squadron' after they first painted their Kittyhawk (P-40) aircraft with the shark mouth logo while serving in the Middle East. 112 Sqn got the idea from German Bf110s of the Zerstörer Geschwader 76 seen in Europe. This imagery was later adopted by many Kittyhawk/P-40 units and was perhaps most famously applied to the AVG aircraft in Burma and China. 112 Sqn continued with the theme when they switched to the Mustang Mk.III and IV.

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I will get it uploaded later today.
 
ha i never knew 112 flew mustangs, learn something new everyday! :applause:
Lots of info on 112 Sqn aircraft on this page....

http://www.mts.net/~royb/raf_kittyhawK_codes.html

... the Stangs start about 3/4 of the way down the page.

The entire site is full of very interesting info on 112 Sqn, the home page is below.....click on the links at the bottom of the page to jump to different areas (some of which appear to be located on different sites).

http://www.geocities.com/raf_112_sqdn/
 
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