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That is really amazing! Would have been quite a shock when you first saw it!!

Now I want to see that DC-4 picture!

Seems he's stealing CA members pics and posting as his "work", so we can asume he's a member here. Is there a way we can contact him somehow?

Nice work on this one, always cool to see kiwi birds.

Any chance anyone know the name of the NAF font?

That made it! got the colors right! thanks a lot.

Is really possible as they were sold by Russia, but any idea of the name of tose 4 colours?

Thanks, but unfortunately too low res, colours are totally mixed.

Anyone know the name of those colors on Nigerian Mi-35's??

Early Avia S-99?

F-113 Retaliator intercepting an unwelcomed guest.

Not according to me, but according to TK, the thing is CA do not want to get involved, and I respect that.

Training!

Really beauty, for 1939 it should have the flat canopy.

Is an amazing publication, with outstanding pictures, and for free!

That's what I mean regarding cars on a road, it adds flavour and liveliness. What terrain is that?

Part of YAP 3 IIRC.

Thanks, egyptian added their rockets on external mounts, so If the Yak-11 can carry small bombs make sense they used the HP to hang their Gun pods.

@Gepard Do you know if the guns used by the egyptians in Yemen were put into the wings or in underwing pods?

Deepest condolences to his family, he will be in our toughts. Rest in peace. S!

Great find!

Really interesting! Now imagine flying it with a combat load on hot skies of Yemen.

Looks like it! Beautiful Normandy Niemen paintscheme!

some pics of the Egyptian Yaks in Yemen:

A plane I think is very interesting is the YAK-11 Trainer, derived from the Yak-3 with a radial engine that I feel is not a very smart decision for train young pilots but it served in several AF of the Warsaw pact and countries close to the Soviet Union. It even saw combat in Korean War and Yemen. I can find some info on Yemeni conflict: Egyptians used the aircraft extensively during their intervention in the Yemeni Civil war. Egyptian aircraft were modified with Sakr 78mm unguided rockets and two .303in guns in the wings (no idea if in pod or inside thee wing). And were used in the ground attack role. but nothing on Korean War, only that one was the first aircraft shoot down in June 1950. Some pics: