Some Days It S Just One Spitfire Landing After Another Wallpaper Collections

Some days, it's just one Spitfire landing after another!

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Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center: British Hawker Hurricane, with P-38 Lightning and B-29 Enola Gay behind it

Peter John 1

Marreco's Island, River Foyle, 30 May 2020, v1 Short

1:72 Supermarine ‘Spitfire’ LF.16e; aircraft ‘QV-J (NR 761)’ a.k.a. ‘Dooleybird’ of the Royal Air Force No. XIX (Fighter) Squadron, mount of Flight Lieutenant Arthur S. ‘Joe’ Doley; RAF Acklington (Northumberland, UK), 1946 (What-if/Heller kit)

Free my soul

Wraith

Uss Wasp (CV-7), Airrcraft Carrier

1:72 Messerschmitt Bf 109 E-7/trop.; Iraqi Air Force (القوة الجوية العراقية; Al Quwwa al Jawwiya al Iraqiya) aircraft '٤٠٥٣ (4053)', part of German Luftwaffe's 'Fliegerführer Irak'/'Sonderkommando Junck'; Mosul (Iraq), May 1941 (Whif - Hobby Boss kit)

1:72 Avro 675 ‘Swallow’ PR Mk. II trop.; ‘(GA-)E/N8187’ of the Royal Air Force No. 208 Squadron; RAF Gaza air base (Palestine), late 1941 (Whif/KP Models Avia B.35 conversion)

1:72 Messerschmitt Bf 109 E-7/trop.; Iraqi Air Force (القوة الجوية العراقية; Al Quwwa al Jawwiya al Iraqiya) aircraft '٤٠٥٣ (4053)', part of German Luftwaffe's 'Fliegerführer Irak'/'Sonderkommando Junck'; Mosul (Iraq), May 1941 (Whif - Hobby Boss kit)

USS Augusta (CL/CA-31), Northampton-class Cruiser, New York City, Navy Day

Croydon Airport Between 1934 and 1940. And the Fatal Crash of an Imperial Airways de Havilland in Purley.

USS Augusta (CA-31), Northampton-class Cruiser

41 Squadron RAF Standard

1:72 Grumman 'Wildcat FR.VII' (F4F-8P/FM-3P), aircraft KB230/'D' of the Royal Navy Fleet Air Arm No. 1835 Squadron; aboard HMS Premier (D 23) near Scotland, November 1945 (Whif/Hobby Boss kit conversion)

1:72 Avro 675 ‘Swallow’ PR Mk. II trop.; ‘(GA-)E/N8187’ of the Royal Air Force No. 208 Squadron; RAF Gaza air base (Palestine), late 1941 (Whif/KP Models Avia B.35 conversion)

1:72 Bedek Aviation Company "סערה" (Ser'h); aircraft "57" of the חֵיל הָאֲוִיר (Kheil HaAvir, Israeli Air Force)’s 104 tajeset "צרעות" ("Wasps"); Herzaleah (near Tel Aviv, Israel), during the Suez Crisis, summer 1956 (whif/Matchbox kit conversion)

1:72 Australian Department of Aircraft Production (DAP) "Bunyip" Mk. IIB, aircraft „BF-K/A78-158“ of the Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF) No. 5 Squadron; Piva Airfield/Torokina on Bougainville (New Guinea), November 1944 (Whif/modified Eduard La-7 kit)