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A-10C II Tank Killer
At Dunsfold three RAF squadrons operated Mitchells – 98, 180 and 320 Squadron.
They were initially equipped with Mitchell II’s They were equivalent to the variant that the Americans used, the Mitchell B25C's
In 1944 the squadrons got Mitchell III’s, the B25J's The B25 Mitchell's of 320 sqn are the inspiration for this livery project.
I let myself go creatively on these A-10CII paintings, they contain original and invented decorations and registration numbers.
They were initially equipped with Mitchell II’s They were equivalent to the variant that the Americans used, the Mitchell B25C's
In 1944 the squadrons got Mitchell III’s, the B25J's The B25 Mitchell's of 320 sqn are the inspiration for this livery project.
I let myself go creatively on these A-10CII paintings, they contain original and invented decorations and registration numbers.
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- Language: English
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A-10C II Tank Killer
At Dunsfold three RAF squadrons operated Mitchells – 98, 180 and 320 Squadron.
They were initially equipped with Mitchell II’s They were equivalent to the variant that the Americans used, the Mitchell B25C's
In 1944 the squadrons got Mitchell III’s, the B25J's The B25 Mitchell's of 320 sqn are the inspiration for this livery project.
I let myself go creatively on these A-10CII paintings, they contain original and invented decorations and registration numbers.
They were initially equipped with Mitchell II’s They were equivalent to the variant that the Americans used, the Mitchell B25C's
In 1944 the squadrons got Mitchell III’s, the B25J's The B25 Mitchell's of 320 sqn are the inspiration for this livery project.
I let myself go creatively on these A-10CII paintings, they contain original and invented decorations and registration numbers.
- License: Freeware - Free version, Unlimited distribution
- Language: English
- Size: 48.28 Mb
- Downloaded: 98
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A-10C II Tank Killer
At Dunsfold three RAF squadrons operated Mitchells – 98, 180 and 320 Squadron.
They were initially equipped with Mitchell II’s They were equivalent to the variant that the Americans used, the Mitchell B25C's
In 1944 the squadrons got Mitchell III’s, the B25J's The B25 Mitchell's of 320 sqn are the inspiration for this livery project.
I let myself go creatively on these A-10CII paintings, they contain original and invented decorations and registration numbers.
They were initially equipped with Mitchell II’s They were equivalent to the variant that the Americans used, the Mitchell B25C's
In 1944 the squadrons got Mitchell III’s, the B25J's The B25 Mitchell's of 320 sqn are the inspiration for this livery project.
I let myself go creatively on these A-10CII paintings, they contain original and invented decorations and registration numbers.
- License: Freeware - Free version, Unlimited distribution
- Language: English
- Size: 45.66 Mb
- Downloaded: 183
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A-10C II Tank Killer
At Dunsfold three RAF squadrons operated Mitchells – 98, 180 and 320 Squadron.
They were initially equipped with Mitchell II’s They were equivalent to the variant that the Americans used, the Mitchell B25C's
In 1944 the squadrons got Mitchell III’s, the B25J's The B25 Mitchell's of 320 sqn are the inspiration for this livery project.
I let myself go creatively on these A-10CII paintings, they contain original and invented decorations and registration numbers.
They were initially equipped with Mitchell II’s They were equivalent to the variant that the Americans used, the Mitchell B25C's
In 1944 the squadrons got Mitchell III’s, the B25J's The B25 Mitchell's of 320 sqn are the inspiration for this livery project.
I let myself go creatively on these A-10CII paintings, they contain original and invented decorations and registration numbers.
- License: Freeware - Free version, Unlimited distribution
- Language: English
- Size: 45.63 Mb
- Downloaded: 80
- Comments: 0
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A-10C II Tank Killer
At Dunsfold three RAF squadrons operated Mitchells – 98, 180 and 320 Squadron.
They were initially equipped with Mitchell II’s They were equivalent to the variant that the Americans used, the Mitchell B25C's
In 1944 the squadrons got Mitchell III’s, the B25J's The B25 Mitchell's of 320 sqn are the inspiration for this livery project.
I let myself go creatively on these A-10CII paintings, they contain original and invented decorations and registration numbers.
They were initially equipped with Mitchell II’s They were equivalent to the variant that the Americans used, the Mitchell B25C's
In 1944 the squadrons got Mitchell III’s, the B25J's The B25 Mitchell's of 320 sqn are the inspiration for this livery project.
I let myself go creatively on these A-10CII paintings, they contain original and invented decorations and registration numbers.
- License: Freeware - Free version, Unlimited distribution
- Language: English
- Size: 45.63 Mb
- Downloaded: 56
- Comments: 0
Any version
A-10C II Tank Killer
At Dunsfold three RAF squadrons operated Mitchells – 98, 180 and 320 Squadron.
They were initially equipped with Mitchell II’s They were equivalent to the variant that the Americans used, the Mitchell B25C's
In 1944 the squadrons got Mitchell III’s, the B25J's The B25 Mitchell's of 320 sqn are the inspiration for this livery project.
I let myself go creatively on these A-10CII paintings, they contain original and invented decorations and registration numbers.
They were initially equipped with Mitchell II’s They were equivalent to the variant that the Americans used, the Mitchell B25C's
In 1944 the squadrons got Mitchell III’s, the B25J's The B25 Mitchell's of 320 sqn are the inspiration for this livery project.
I let myself go creatively on these A-10CII paintings, they contain original and invented decorations and registration numbers.
- License: Freeware - Free version, Unlimited distribution
- Language: English
- Size: 45.63 Mb
- Downloaded: 43
- Comments: 0
