Several squadrons of these Sea Venoms were in service with the Fleet Air Arm at the time. The models are by Heroics & Ros and were nice clean castings.
Friday, 3 August 2012
Sea Venom
Several squadrons of these Sea Venoms were in service with the Fleet Air Arm at the time. The models are by Heroics & Ros and were nice clean castings.
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6 comments:
Great looking birds Tim. I agree with the striking stripping.
I was tempted to buy a Airfix Seahawk the other day for a Suez game.
Dance like a butterfly, be painted like a bee. or something like that.
Paul
More stripiness to come!
Ross Mac
Close enough Ross.
That's a cool looking plane, I never knew about.
Black and yellow are nature's sign for 'DANGER!!', so maybe they intend to scare their opponents.
SAROE
You'd probably have to ask the Egyptians about that!
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