RAF Mustang anyone ? (2 Viewers)

[uksubs]

Just wonder who would be interested in K&C making RAF. Version of Mustang ?

 

[wayne556517]

No.......................^&grin

 

[waynepoo]

No.......................^&grin

What about a R.A.A.F Mustang mate?.......:wink2:
Wayne.

 

[wayne556517]

No not really...........................:wink2:
Go a Aussie Kittyhawk but thats hyjacking sorry Neil.

 

[uksubs]

What about a R.A.A.F Mustang mate?.......:wink2:
Wayne.

There some nice RAAF version out there mate

 

[uksubs]

No not really...........................:wink2:
Go a Aussie Kittyhawk but thats hyjacking sorry Neil.

No problem mate ^&grin

 

[wayne556517]

Neil get Mitch to do you one.

 

[uksubs]

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[OzDigger]

Neil, nice choice mate :salute::

 

[Mitch]

That's the colour way I would like to see.
Mitch

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[amund]

Neil,

The P-51 Mustang exemplified American air power, just as the Spitfire represented British air power. Frankly, I hope that it is left that way.

Alex

 

[uksubs]

Neil,

The P-51 Mustang exemplified American air power, just as the Spitfire represented British air power. Frankly, I hope that it is left that way.

Alex

What do you mean by that Alex?

 

[amund]

Neil,

That only an American version is made.

What do you mean by that Alex?

 

[Mitch]

With an English Rolls Royce Merlin engine it did indeed
Mitch

Neil,

The P-51 Mustang exemplified American air power, just as the Spitfire represented British air power. Frankly, I hope that it is left that way.

Alex

 

[jazzeum]

Alex,

Sorry, but Mustangs were flown under the British flag and, in fact, K & C made a wooden one in invasion stripes. Yes, the American one is iconic but what's wrong with making one with British markings. I'd love to see it.



Brad

 

[Phantom Warrior]

Neil,

The P-51 Mustang exemplified American air power, just as the Spitfire represented British air power. Frankly, I hope that it is left that way.

Alex

Actually, I think the most iconic representative of US air power in WW2 was the P-47 Thunderbolt, not the Mustang.

Terry

 

[lancer]

I would vote for the Boeing B-17 as THE symbol of US air power in WW2, unless you are Japanese, then I might think the Boeing B-29 would enter. :wink2: -- Al

 

[lancer]

Alex,

Sorry, but Mustangs were flown under the British flag and, in fact, K & C made a wooden one in invasion stripes. Yes, the American one is iconic but what's wrong with making one with British markings. I'd love to see it.

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Brad

That is a very nice looking P-51. -- Al

 

[jazzeum]

Actually, I think the most iconic representative of US air power in WW2 was the P-47 Thunderbolt, not the Mustang.

Terry

Mr. Contrary!

 

[amund]

Sorry guys, but I am a purist at heart and consider the Mustang to be an "American" fighter plane, not British (despite the Merlin engine). By the way, I do not recall an American version of the Spitfire. {sm0}