added some color too it

STILL weird!

Really nice work…

Colors included, but for a movie :

No need to apologize, buddy.. The day I have decided to post em for the fellow collectors, I have ultimately given up the idea to earn any credits for them.. Consider them as my (and my friend’s) contribution to the mankind 😎

Thank you MSphere. Sharing all pictures gleaned on the web make this thread one of the best ever…
And we even curling indigestion of pictures now, each more beautiful than the other. Thanks to all those who contribute or have contributed so far…

South Sudan L-39 in digital camo (on the third picture, the Hugarian pilot show the hole of a bullet when the aircraft was shoot at…) :

I am the source, buddy.. These three hi-res pics (not the first one with Il-62M) were never posted outside this very forum.. they were sent to me by a Canadian friend of mine who has visited Banjul in early 2006. Interestingly enough, he had almost no idea what he has taken photo of – it was simply “I know you like aircraft and there is one ugly thing I have shot in Gambia, probably not interesting for you.. :)”

Sorry if a repost of your pictures MSphere… they were on my computer without knowing where I had downloaded … at least now I know.

Outstanding!! Archangelski

As always you didn’t learn to leave the source of this Gambian Su-25 Blue 81 on the thread.

Please go to the trouble of sharing the source for this amazing find with us.

TIA.

Sorry, but it’s also a problem for me when I need to source some of my images. I do not always score the sites visited where I find the images of aircraft.
Other pictures of the Gambian Su-25 on my computer hard drive :

Also of interest : this downed Royal Aircraft Factory B.E.2c of 12 Squadron, Royal Flying Corps, with roundels on the fuselage and Union Jacks under the wings, near Phalempin, in northern France, 26 September 1915.