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Eccolo già postato! The LATEST RUMOR ---- B-17G---- 42-97126 100th Bomb Group 351st Bomb Squadron

RAC-H2A RAC Royal Armoured Corps Helmet Tank Oversuit Strengthened epaulettes were fitted at each shoulder, secured with press studs. The cloth was strong enough for them to be used in the extraction of a wounded man, but their general lack of bulk made a firm grip very difficult, and only a very strong man would have been able to drag the dead weight of a casualty from a tank using the epaulettes alone. Unlike the 1942 suit the oversuit had no internal rescue harness. The Royal Armoured Corps pattern steel helmet was an improvement over the earlier fiber types, offering both considerably greater crash protection and unlike its predecessors, ballistic protection as well. The shell was the same as that used for the dispatch rider’s and Mk III Airborne helmets, the three differing only in their liners. The RAC helmet used the same type of liner as the Mk II general service helmet.

This is the color version of the 4th Fighter Wing "Gaggle" patch for the F-15E Strike Eagle squadrons located at Seymour Johnson AFB, NC. This is worn on the right sleeve of the flight suit by those on the Wing Staff.

LITTLE MISS MISCHIEF ---- B-17G-35-VE---- 42-97880 91st Bomb Group / 324th Bomb Squadron

Allora.... Prendendo in esame questa immagine, direi che in confronto stai rispettando più o meno la colorazione esatta, diciamo che con il verde più chiaro dovrebbe assumere una livrea abbastanza veritiera, ben fatto continua così!

Grande Kit, fa piacere che sei rimasto affascinato dai velivoli II WAR, sono molto accattivanti, (Io sono di parte nel giudizio ) Bene Bene vediamo un po cosa abbiamo per il nostro amico Kit! Trumpeter's 1/32 scale kit backdated F4U-1 "Birdcage" Corsair Tamiya's 1/48 scale F4U-1 Birdcage Corsair by Héctor Alonso Hasegawa + Tamiya 1/72 scale F4U-1 “Which Way to Munda?” Vought F4U-1 Corsair by Mark Gran F4U1-A Corsair by David Anderson Trumpeter's 1/32 scale kit backdated F4U-1A Corsair by Jamie Haggo Vought F4U-1A Corsair by Mikhail Putnikov Tamiya's 1/48 scale F4U-1A Corsair Part One - Construction by Tony Bell ACTSMS Competition 2004 F4U-1D Corsair by David Piper Ed infine, da non credere provate a battere questo signore! 1/700 Scale Corsair by Derek Brown

The helmet worn here has a white painted band visible under the camouflage net; identifying a member of the traffic control branch of the Corps of Military Police. Note the details of the motorcyclist's boot, often worn with an extra pair of long socks. Later in the war a protective metal plate was added under the right instep to prevent excessive wear by the kick-start. The gauntlets remained unchanged throughout the war typically in buff or brown leather; they were also used by some motor vehicle drivers and armoured crews.

GIA' POSTATO :sm: WINNING RUN ---- B-17F----- 42-29944 303rd Bomb Group / 427th Bomb Squadron

F-111 patch!

Una Curiosità Kit, i tirantini sul timone di coda come li hai realizzati, fondendo le spurie e facendole filare, o hai altre tecniche?

SHAMROCK SPECIAL ---- B-17F---- 42-29591 91st Bomb Group / 401st Bomb Squadron

B-36 Patch!

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VIRGIN STURGEON ---- B-17F----- 42-30334 390th Bomb Group / 570th Bomb Squadron

Assolutamente spettacolare KIT, hai realizzato un capolavoro, è praticamente perfetto!

VAQ 209

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Granger Archaeopteryx

MKII-H3 Mk II Helmet US War Aid Clothing Italy, 1944: an infantryman wearing US-made battledress. This was one of the anomalies of wartime procurement: while trans-Atlantic; shipping space was at such a premium that many items of US web equipment were manufactured in the UK, at the same time US factories were producing BD and other equipment for the British Army. Production of BD began in January 1943 from specifications drawn up in autumn 1942; its issue was limited to Italy and the Mediterranean theatre. Battledress, Olive Drab, War Aid was of noticeably better fabric and a greener shade than British production. The most noticeable identifying feature is the fly front on the blouse but with exposed buttons to the unpleated pockets, Blouses had two labels on the internal right pocket, one unmistakably American giving contract and stock numbers, and the other giving typically British size ranges.

ATKRON 304

PATTY JO ---- B-17G----- 42-31242 388th Bomb Group / 563rd Bomb Squadron

Ma è un Minibus volante??? :wip41: Pionieri del Volo!

Bellissimo Intru! MADAM SHOO SHOO ---- B-17G-70-BO---- 43-37707 91st Bomb Group / 322nd & 324th Squadrons

Vietnam WAR Patch!

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