Got One!

[peter12213]

Never Happened, but looks good, so I think! :salute:

 

[Bjoern]

Don't be too sure about that. The AAF used P-36s over France in 1940. I'm must've at least gotten one or two unescorted 111s.

 

[peter12213]

I didn't think that the norweigians used them in service, I know they had them in 1940 but non were used operationally, I think!

 

[noddy]

Got to be your best shot Peter, A stunner.

 

[sade60461]

Fictional or not, that is a great shot!

 

[peter12213]

Cheers guys it's the quality of the aircraft and repaint that makes it!

 

[gajit]

Excellent :ernae:

 

[Dexdoggy]

Very nice!

 

[BOOM]

Great shot Peter!!! The Vertigo P-36 is a very nice Old Warbird!!!

 

[peter12213]

Thanks for the comments guys!

 

[Bjoern]

I didn't think that the norweigians used them in service, I know they had them in 1940 but non were used operationally, I think!

Wikipedia says this:

Norway ordered 24 Twin Wasp-powered Hawk 75A-6s, of which 19 were delivered and seven assembled at the time of the German invasion. None of the aircraft were combat-ready. The disassembled aircraft were disabled by a single customs employee who smashed the instruments and cut all the wires he could reach. Norwegian Hawks captured by the Germans were part of the batch sent to Finland. Norway also ordered 36 Cyclone-powered Hawk 75A-8s. Most of this batch (a total of 30) were delivered as advanced trainers to "Little Norway" near Toronto, Ontario, Canada, a Norwegian training base established by the London-based government-in-exile. Still later, they were resold to the U.S. and redesignated the P-36G model.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/P-36_Hawk#Operational_history


Interesting.