Remarkable WW2 photos

It’s not a Mosquito: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/I.Ae._24_Calquin

Hi All,
j_jza80 well you could have fooled me from that angle ‘Wait a minute they have’:highly_amused::highly_amused::highly_amused:
Many thanks for the heads up I thought it was another case of running out of Merlins lets try these like the Beaufighter :eagerness:
Here’s another one Look who really invented Breakdancing :highly_amused:

Geoff.:D

It’s not a Mosquito: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/I.Ae._24_Calquin

Hi All,
Lyffe great site love them all but have just come across this one I never seen this or heard of it before
This link has a load of Mystery aircraft including some WWII aircraft for any body interested it is also where the above Mosquito pic came from.

Geoff.:D

The shot of the Mossie on the ground shows a BOAC example. The pilot in the photograph was to lose his life later when his aircraft crashed into high ground in Scotland.

I’d been told previously how D-day stripes were very rough, applied by hand… That Spitfire photo shows it perfectly!

It looks worse than one of my teenage airfix efforts! I like the terrain model makers, interesting to see them at work. The ‘British bomber’ interior shot is a Halifax.

Some great photo’s there. I need a few more hours to look at the rest.

I’d been told previously how D-day stripes were very rough, applied by hand… That Spitfire photo shows it perfectly!

Some great pics, funny how the BBMF PR spit pics has crept in! don’t think they had white bonedome’s in the 1940’s!