A 20G OF 3rd Bomb Group
89th Bomb Squadron. "BIG NIG III"
CREW UNKNOWN

de Havilland Mosquito FB Mk.VI RF857, EO-Q No. 404 Sqn. RCAF Banff, Scotland 1945.
Camouflage colours are Dark Green and Medium Sea Grey. Registration code is Black outlined in White.
 
Three skins included, EO-Q, one with national marks and one with tail flash.
 
Thx to Jester for the template, FBS for internals and weathering and Hynkel for (ammended) stencils.
 
All skins 'sharpened' for effect prior to brighting.

de Havilland Mosquito FB Mk.VI HP904, 3-E No.333 (Norwegian) Sqn. RAF Leuchars, Scotland 1944.
 
Camouflage colours are Extra Dark Sea Grey over Sky. Registration letters are believed to be Red with Yellow outlines. The AEAF bands around the fuselage were removed late summer or early autumn 1944, being painted over with fresh, slightly darker paint. The Norwegian flag on the nose is speculative, but it might very well have been applied.
 
Three skins included, E-3/HP904, one with national markings and one with tail flash only.
 
Many thx to Jester for the base template, FBS for weathering and internals and Hynkel for (ammended) stencils

de Havilland Mosquito FB Mk.VI RF769, KK-P No. 333 Norwegian) Sqn. RAF Banff, Scotland and Gardermoen, Norway 1945.
 
Three skins, KK-P, National markings and tail flash only
 
Thx to Jester and FBS for a combined template and Hynkel for (ammended) stencils.

Seafire LMkIII flown by Lt/Cdr George Baldwin of 807 NAS from HMS Hunter, British East Indies Fleet, Singapore, Sept 1945.
Baldwin was the Wing Leader and had all camflage stripped from his Westland built Seafire and a black anti-glare panel applied.
The Far East ID bands were also painted black.
 
Three skins included, D5-0, national marks only and tail flash only.
 
Thx to Jester for the template, with stuff from FBS, Robo and TonyT

Hurricane IIb 'White 14' (Hurribomber) flown by the USSR's North Sea Fleet from May 1942 onward.
Finished in Ocean Grey/Dark Green with a Light Grey undersurface.
 
Three skins included, 'White 14', one with stars only and a blank.
 
Thx to FBS for the template with bits added from Java_Serval and Pavlac

Seafire F MkIII D-5X/PP479 flown by Sub-Lt F Logie of 807 Sqn FAA from HMS Hunter in June 1945.
PP479 was issued to 807 Sqn in Sept 1944, but in June 1945, while being flown by Logie a light cross wind lifted the Seafire while about to touch down over all the arrester wires and into the crash barrier, ripping off all three sections of undercart.
PP479 was dismantled and stored below decks until 'Hunter' reached Trincomlee, Ceylon, were it was classed as beyond repair and scrapped.
 
Three skins included, D-5X, one with FAA rounds only and one with tail flash.
 
Thx to Jester for the template, with bits from FBS and TonyT

FW190A-4 of I Gruppe./JG54 Eastern Front 1942-1943. I used Jesters excellent template ( as usual) & ive done two versions of this aircraft weathered & unweathered in each version theres a marked, unmarked & marked without swastika , 6 skins in total in the download. Bright finished...Buglord