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New update thank Coupi.

Now, weapons testing for the MiG-21SPS (Non K)

Ups, not good!

Brewster Buffalo Mk.IA - No.263 Squadron, Royal Air Force, 1940 In the early Spring of 1940 a total of 32 Brewster B-339 aircraft (out of a total Belgian order for 40) were diverted to the RAF and were urgently deployed to Norway during early April. Having only recently exchanged their Gloster Gladiators for Buffalo Mk.1A's, No.263 Squadron became operational at Bardufoss fighting alongside No.46 Squadron in a short but intensive campaign before being instructed to prepare for evacuation on June 2nd, 1940. No.263 Squadron's nine surviving Buffalo aircraft were landed on HMS Glorious on June 7th but unfortunately the aircraft carrier was sunk after being intercepted by the German battleships Gneisenau and Scharnhorst. Skin Credit: Charles

Ryan FR-1 Fireball - No.20 Squadron, Royal New Zealand Air Force, 1946 Skin Credit: Charles

A Parani B-71P takes evasive action from a Dhimari P-40C.

I suppose you will be the one that will test it for the first time

The ubiquitous Fiat CR.32, in Spain and China, circa 1938:

Not really a fan of the "modern jet era" - but have to take time out and say great job on that GKABS, it is looking really nice and keep up the good work!

Gloster Meteor F.Mk.3 - No.74 Squadron, Royal Air Force, 1945

Blohm & Voss P 170 'Schnellbomber'

1946 - A Bachem Ba 239 Natter clobbers a USAAF B-42A Mixmaster

Back to business!

Bell Airabonita1A's - No.611 Squadron, Royal Air Force, 1941

One B-61 Got the job done...

solo 3 noches junto con Ale Ducat de aprendizaje acelerado, pero 10 años o mas insistiendo para que aprenda.

2 Seats x 2

aVances lentos pero decididos, para el mod malvinas Nuevo barco mercante Rio Carcaraña, nuevo modelo de destruccion de Mirages-Dagger,nuevos detalles en portaviones 25 DE MAYO

Battle of Britain