The Balderton Lightning, not far from RAF Swinderby, became a landmark to travellers along the A1 and achieved an iconic status, not just as a landmark but it appeared in a music video and on T-shirts designed by Paul Smith.
It was one of [...]
USS Edsall lost in combat on March 1, 1942, against the might of the Imperial Japanese Navy has been located some 200 miles east of Christmas Island. The discovery came last year with a survey carried out by the Royal Australian Navy but [...]
Well, it flew over Malta...
Greetings. This is the Sword 1/48th Reggiane Re.2001 Falco II. It is a prime example of the "parallel development" that we see in new models, that is, either a slight improvement over a predecessor or [...]
Introduction
The F-4 Phantom II aka "Rhino", "Double Ugly", “the "Flying Anvil", "Flying Footlocker", "Flying Brick", "Lead Sled", the "Big Iron Sled" and the [...]
Hi all,
'Wingnut Wings' 1:32nd scale Airco De-Havilland DH.2.
Airco De-Havilland DH.2, Serial No.5966 as flown by Capt. Alan Machin Wilkinson of ‘C’ Flight, No.24 Squadron, Bertangles, August 1916.
As usual my website has a PDF build [...]
In 1914 Rolls-Royce developed an armored car for use in WW1. Even though it was totally unsuited for trench warfare on the Western Front, it was useful in many other theaters during the war and thereafter, such as in the Irish Civil War, [...]