Shipbucket

Originally developt as a strategic bomber of the RAF V-force. When the Victor was withdrawn from bombercommand an converted to tankers The RSwN FAA bouhgt a number and converted them to MPAs. They entered Swedish service as SH77 in 1976.

Always a big fan of the Victor. Adding a MAD boom doesn't detract from its curvy lines.

The Albatross D.IIISW, a licens built version of the German D.III Albatross for the RSwN, Used as fighter to protect the naval bases and coastal artillery forts 1917-22.

The workhorse of the RSwN flying branch in 1920:s - the J 3, Bristol Fighter F2b with Bristol Mercury radial engine.

Very nice work.
I remember your old Bristol F2b seaplane art from many years ago!

More interwar RSwN FAA fighters
The J8 "Fat Cat"

Another good addition to your aircraft collection.

Nice to see Your AU progressing. Keep it up!

As we know Sweden boyght the license for the troublesom Westland Whirlwind fighter and fixed its problems.
Here are the versions used by the RSwN FAA, mostley in the pacific.



Nightfighter


Naval strike


reconnaissance