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A new batch of 4 new Vultee Vengance has been completed by my father. Here are some photos:

11) Vultee Vengeance Mk IV A27-501 RAAF – 1 APU – Fitted with the “Christmas Tree exhaust”

12) Vultee Vengeance Mk IV FB953 – 721 at RNSA Ponam (Admirantly Insland)

13) Vultee Vengeance HB416

14) Vultee Vengeance Mk III FB918 RAF

Here you can see a photo showing the 14 Vultee Vengeance done so far by my father.

I hope you like it.

Cheers
Santiago

Hi

My father has finished two more models. Here are the photos.

6) Vultee Vengeance Mk I V FD216 – RNAF

7) Vultee Vengeance Mk I A27-12 – SHQ Laverton

Many thanks

Kind regards
Santiago

Hi

I would like to thank all of you for the valuable information posted here.

Just to let you know our progress on this project please find below the list of the aircrafts to be included on this project:

1 Vultee Vengeance Mk I RAAF A27-9
2 Vultee Vengeance Mk IA RAAF A27-60 SJ-X 25
3 Vultee Vengeance Mk IV RAF HB484
4 Vultee Vengeance Mk IV RAAF A27-419
5 Vultee Vengeance Mk I RAAF A27-9
6 Vultee Vengeance Mk IV RAAF A27-610
7 Vultee Vengeance Mk IV RAAF A27-412 KF-V
8 Vultee Vengeance Mk I RAAF A29-12
9 Vultee Vengeance Mk I RAF AN838
10 Vultee Vengeance Mk II RAAF A27-17
11 Vultee Vengeance Mk I/II RAF AF745
12 Vultee Vengeance SEAC FB918
13 Vultee Vengeance RAAF A27 233
14 Vultee Vengeance RAAF A27 235
15 Vultee Vengeance RAAF A27 501
16 Vultee Vengeance IV RAAF A27-204
17 Vultee Vengeance RAAF A27-220
18 Vultee Vengeance SEAC (serial unknown)
19 Vultee Vengeance Mk IV RAF FD243
20 Vultee Vengeance Mk IV RNAF FD216
21 Vultee Vengeance Mk III IAF FB922
22 Vultee Vengeance Mk III RAF FB986/M

So far, my father (Raúl Hrubisko) has made 3 of them. Here are the photos

1) Vultee Vengeance Mk I A27-9 RAAF Laverton, Near Melbourne – September 1942 – Before sending to 1 AD, Laverton

2) Vultee Vengeance Mk IV A27-9 – RAAF– Target Tug.

3) Vultee Vengeance Mk IV A27-610 1 CU – RAAF – Target Tug.

Here are the first three together at the display cabinet

I have to thanks Peter Malone for your incredible help on the RAAF Vengeance.

I hope you like them.

Cheers
Santiago

Hi

Many thanks for your reply

Mmitch that is great. Please note that my personal email is [email]shrubisko@gmail.com[/email] Could I send you a PM asking his personal email I would love to contact him.

Thanks for the linkl I will check it right now.

Cheers
Santiago

Hi guys

Many thanks for your comments an input.

Vultee Vengeance III, FB918 (ex USAAF 41-31048), of 1583 Flight RAF in the Burma theatre, according to Air Britain’s RAF Aircraft FA100-FZ999. It was struck off charge on 14 March 1946. This was the first Vengeance III for the RAF.

Great, I did not know this information since I only found the photo.

Hi Mike. Yes, We have that book and a couple of more but most important, Peter Malone has been helping us and therefore we have the RAAF Vengeance covered. 🙂

Hi Simmo. The photos are great and many thanks for sharing them with us.

Our main concern is that we have almost nothing about the Vengeance with SEAC markings and just a few photos of FAA Vengeance.

Kind regards
Santiago

Hi

My father has finished this model. Here are some photos

Cheers

Santiago

Hi guys

Many thanks for your comments

Hi Dave, our idea is not only build the troop glider but also the smaller one used at the begining like these ones

* BA Swallow with engine removed.
* Gopping Go 3 Minimoa (was painted camouflage at the CLE)
* Schleicher Rohnbussard.
* Slingsby Kirby Kite.

The problem is that there is not too much information and even less photos showing them.

If any of you have photos I will really appreciate your assistance. We only have a couple of them and the Slingsby book which is excelent.

Kind regards
Santiago

Hi Jed

You are right. 😀
Be ready for the Hotspur 😮

Here are the latest 3 Horsas and the final photos

7) Airspeed Horsa Mk I DP740, GPEU, May 1943.
This glider was photographed at the Glider Pilot Exercise Unit based at RAF Netheravon, Wiltshire in May1943.

8) Airspeed Horsa Mk II RN316, B Squadron, 1945.

This glider represents a Horsa used during Operation Varsity flow from RAF Earls Colne by B Squadron of the Glider Pilot Regiment.

10) Airspeed Horsa MkI PW773, Operation Mallard, 6th June 1944.
One of many gliders that landed at Ranville, France in the evening of 6th June 1944 as part of Operation Mallard. This particular glider
was carrying men of the 1st Royal Ulster Rifles and crashed into a wall on the western edge of the landing zone.