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When wars were hotter, planes were even cooler! NO JETS ;-)
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Posted 15 years ago
Spitfire over Wye Valley 🙂
Sadly this pilot died at an air show in this plane 🙁Posted 15 years agoPosted 15 years ago
Bf109GPosted 15 years agoVaught Corsaire. Cool but well ugly. 🙂
Posted 15 years agoSopwith Camel and Fokker Triplane
A nice Merlin soundtrack x2; De Havilland Mosquito
Posted 15 years agoHow about this Focke 😉
and a bunch of Fockers
Posted 15 years agoDont know why I like this ?
Posted 15 years agoBristol Beaufighter
Posted 15 years agoA6M Reisen (Zero)
Posted 15 years agoHawker Typhoon.
Posted 15 years agoRedThunder, as flown by mr Gary Numan and pals!
That first picture is utterly beautiful.
Let’s not forget the ‘other’ fighter!
Oh, and of course….
Posted 15 years agoMy grandad was a merchant seaman, racked up dozens of crossings of the north atlantic and a couple of convoys to Archangel. Through his stories I gained an affection for these things:
And a disaffection for these:
Posted 15 years agoThis just screams fugly – P38 Lightning
Posted 15 years agoI spent 9 months of my apprenticeship rebuilding this.
All the rear fuse and wing are my handywork, with solid rivets.
Posted 15 years agothe Hornet/sea hornet are also one of my favorites
Posted 15 years agoIf this is the WW2 planes thread then surely this jet is allowed?
Else I like the intake in these:
Posted 15 years agoVortexracing – I see your Hornet and raise you a Westland Welkin.
Posted 15 years agoSooty, how about the Welkins predecessor, the Westland Whirlwind.
Posted 15 years agoYou didn’t say we weren’t allowed rockets?
Posted 15 years agoexperimental helicopter :-
’cause all the cool planes are taken
Posted 15 years agoBroadsword calling Danny Boy
Broadsword calling Danny Boy
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