Spinners

I'm not on FB but I can see some of my screenshots in there.

Who let the dogs out?

MiG-15 UTI - AURI

Black Sheep

Indonesian Mustangs

Beautiful plumage!

Coastal Patrol

Messerschmitt Bf-109E-10W - IV./JG 77, Luftwaffe, 1940

At sixes and sevens...

Eagle Supreme

Spitfire Smackdown!

Grumman F8F Bearcat - Night Attack Flight, Skadron 7, Indonesian Air Force, 1958

Supermarine Spitfire Mk.XII - UN Flight, Aeronáutica Militar, 1949 In June 1949 an appeal was made by the United Nations (UN) for military support in the ongoing UN peacekeeping mission in the Kernan Valley district on the border between Dhimar and Paran. In response, the Portuguese government sent a combined Aeronáutica Militar force using men and machines drawn from Tancos Air Base and Ota Air Base to form a new squadron designated as the 'UN Flight'. Initially formed at Tancos Air Base in July 1949, the UN Flight were equipped with eight Supermarine Spitfire Mk.XII fighter aircraft and deployed to Dhimar later in the same month becoming the first combat aircraft to operate on behalf of the UN. All eight Spitfires received UN identifying markings on their fuselage and wore large Cruz de Cristo roundels in all six position with their two-digit Aeronáutica Militar serial numbers carried on the fin and fuselage. Used mainly in the ground-attack and reconnaissance roles the Spitfires occasionally encountered Parani fighter aircraft including Avia-built Fw-190D's but combat was avoided by both sides with the Parani aircraft being escorted away from the Kernan Valley area. The Autumn Truce of 1949 saw the deployment come to an end and the UN Flight returned to Tancos Air Base in November 1949 remaining in service until March 1955. Skin Credit: Adapted by me from skins contained in the recent floatplanes released by Cliff7600

Angel of Death

Thoroughbred v. The Mule

Supermarine Spitfire Mk.XII - No.6 Squadron, Royal Dhimari Air Force, 1946

Supermarine S.9B Spitfire - RAF High Speed Flight, 1939

Just a little update with a silver upper fuselage.

Yes, I did consider it but it's a step too far for someone with limited time... and limited ability! I like to work quick and just can't get bogged down.

All credit to the team who brought us the Spitfire floatplane. Now if we could only have a Spitfire XII...

Supermarine S.9B - RAF High Speed Flight, 1939 Skin Credit: Cliff7600 & Co.

First one back...

A Graceful Brute

Supermarine Spitfire FP.lA - XZ Flight, Aeronáutica Militar, 1945

Supermarine Seafire Mk.IIC - 724 Squadron, Royal Australian Navy, 1955 Check out the awesome Spitfire hydroplane package recently released by Cliff7600 & friends!