One model per (non-working) day

[Mike1158]

Originally Posted by scissorsandplanes

Sorry, but that one is already done (Nr 548, but without landing gear)..
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To be quite honest, I should have remembered. Whatever we see next I will be happy. Very happy.

[Wyvern]

Beautiful Spit profiles!

Wyvern

[danzam]

Originally Posted by scissorsandplanes

Some more spitfire profiles: Mk.VI and VII with extended wing tips.

I don't mind for the order or sequence of the building, only request is IAF marks of the spitfire (black and regular) and the Mustang in camouflage and silver if it's not to hard please. thx in advanced - Dan

[cafe]

Originally Posted by scissorsandplanes

If I look at the beginning of my list (the first 112 models) I should continue now with the P-51 series. But perhaps you would prefer another type. What would you prefer next?

• North American P-51 family
• Hawker Typhoon-Tempest-Tornado
• Spitfire family
• Yak 1 to 9 family
• Curtiss P-40 family
• Republic P-47 family
• Messerschmitt BF-109 family

I somehow missed this list the first time. There are lots of interesting planes with lots of interesting variants, users and colour schemes. Would the P-40 family also include their P-36/H-75 daddy? So many variations in those too.

[scissorsandplanes]

For the moment BF109 and P40 are in the lead, followed by spitfire.
Anyways, I do already have some spitfires as can be seen in the next profiles (Mk VIII and IX)

[scissorsandplanes]

More Spitfires: Mk XVI and some Mk XII (they were only used in two squadrons IIRC).

[scissorsandplanes]

I still have some more profiles to show
Here are a few of them (as much as one post allows )

[scissorsandplanes]

And some more

enough for today

[cafe]

It's an avalanche of profiles! I love the Cessnas.

[scissorsandplanes]

Thanks, Café.

Here are the first of a new series: Bf-109B-1 and B-2