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Pz.Kpfw.III/IV (Small Turret)in March 1944, Wa Pruef 6 awarded contracts for the production of three trial Pz.Kpfw.IV auf Einheitsfahrgestell. A decision was made in June 1944 to start Pz.Kpfw.III/IV series production at Krupp-Grusonwerk in February 1945. On 12 July 1944, Krupp was informed that the Pz.Kpfw.III/IV was dropped and only the Pznaerjaeger mit L/70 produced
Mohawk IV/H-75A-7 'Overseas Service' (2in1 = 2 kits in 1 box) (RAF, NEIAAF, Portuguese AF)
The Curtiss H-75 was the export version of the American P-36 Hawk (Curtiss Model 75) fighter of the mid-1930s. The biggest foreign customer was France, taking deliveries of aircraft designated the H-75A-1, 2, 3 and 4, with the first planes entering service in the spring of 1939. They were modified for French Air Force usage and fitte...
North-American F-86A Colorful Early Sabres. The complete set 2 leaf. Part 5.
F-86A 5 NA, 49 1289, 92 nd Fighter Interceptor Squadron, 81 st Fighter Interceptor Wing, flown by Lt. Col. Jim Carlyle, RAF Shepherds Grove, August 1951.
Messerschmitt Bf-109. Tropical options. Part 1.
2. Bf-109E-7/Trop of 3./JG 27, Libya, 1941.
3. Bf-109F-4/ Trop 4./JG 27, Doberitz, Germany, September 1941. Starboard side of the same aircraft. Seen in Germany a week before its delivery flight to 4./ JG 27, it has standard desert camouflage of RLM 78/79.
4. Bf-109F-4/ Trop WNr 8693. Lt. Hans Joachim Marseille, 3./JG 27, Maturba, Libya, February 1942.
5. Bf-109F-4/Z ...
North-American F-86A Sabres 4th Fighter Wing in Korea. Part 2.
1. North-American F-86A 5 NA, 49 1184, "Miss Behaving" of the 334th Fighter Interceptor Squadron, 4th Fighter Interceptor Wing, flown by Capt Richard Becker, Suwon AB, Spring 1951.
2. North-American F-86A 5 NA, 49 1109, of the 335th Fighter Interceptor Squadron, 4th Fighter Interceptor Wing, flown by Capt. Ralph D. Gibson, Suwon AB, September 1951.
Messerschmitt Bf-109. Tropical options. Part 2.
1. Bf-109G-6/Trop lll./JG 77 Vincenza, Italy, July 1943. This Bf-109G was flown to Italy for transfer to the Italian 150? Gr. Aut. Standard camouflage of RLM 74/75/76 with the JG 77 badge on the nose and the lll./ 77 badge behind the canopy.
2. Bf-109F-4/Trop Flown by Unteroffizer Franz Schwaiger, 6./JG 3 Castel Benito, Libya, February 1942. Schwaiger's personal marking 'Gise...
US Air Forces F-4 Phantom. Part 1.
1. F-4C-23-MC s/n 64-0752 flown by Maj Paul J. Gilmore and 1/Lt William T. Smith of the 35th TFW, 26 April, Korat, Thailand, 1966.
2. F-4C-18-MC s/n 63-7489 flown by Capt William J. Swender and 1/Lt. Duane A. Buttell Jr of the 480th TFS 35th TFW, Korat, Thailand, 14 July, 1966.
3. F-4C-24-MC s/n 64-0838 FG flown by Maj Philip P. Combies and 1/Lt Lee R. Dutton of the 8th TFW, Ubon, Thai...