Shipbucket

Thanks for comments!
Yeap, there is quite a lot to come.

@Radome
Republican Chinese, Irish, Israeli and Greek paint schemes (and designs) I'm not touching, as I understand that there are people out there who are specifically interested in doing these themselves (namely Darth Panda, Nighthunter and Odysseus1980 - and You, I believe). So feel free to do any possible Israeli paint scheme - in fact I ecourage You to do them (though perhaps discuss it with Nighthunter, in case he had similar plans - some time ago He informed me He'd be interested in any a/c used by Israeli Air Force, so of course this could be included too).

*insert random comment about awesomeness*

WOW!!!
Those Masters, Oxfords, Envoys and Ansons have totally blown my mind. The sheer level of detail and accuracy and the research needed for all those colour schemes is just beyond compare.

These are as every bit as awesome as the Polish thread and I can't even begin to imagine the full scale of what RAF, American and Soviet aircraft and derivatives of and other export operators we are going to see developed from the Polish thread.

The Oxford and Anson drawings are nice albeit of some rather ungainly airplanes (I've seen both in real life).

Thanks!

@Hood
Actually, as for the Polish Wings in Great Britain, I did the B-24, B-25, C-47, Defiant, Halifax Hurricane, Lancaster, Lysander, P-40, P-47, P-51 and Spitfire only to the extent needed for that particular thread.
Though with the Auster, Battle, Beaufighter, Blenheim, Mosquito, Warwick and Wellington I have indeed took the opportunity to do something more...

As it stands, if Radome wants to do Israeli, I'm not standing in the way. Dibs on Irish Air Corps A/C though!

nighthunter wrote:As it stands, if Radome wants to do Israeli, I'm not standing in the way. Dibs on Irish Air Corps A/C though!

Awesome, thanks

Hello everyone!

EADS Barracuda - blank


EADS Barracuda - second prototype in Luftwaffe markings


Greetings
GD

Great work on all these aircraft...hope to see more Japanese stuff soon!

Some immense work here from GD and, of course, Eswube!