Articles Tagged with "Spitfire Mk. IX"
Added during 2011
2011-06-25
The world's only female Spitfire pilot hit back at critics who complained that her Second World War fighter plane was... too noisy.
2011-05-06
Tolga Ulgur sent us these pictures of his brilliantly finished Tamiya 1/32 Spitfire Mk. IXC. The painting, the sense of detail and the weathering ...
2011-04-15
Here is a video showing how the sound of a Spitfire Mk. IX is recorded for the benefit of a new computer game. The ...
2011-03-30
Advanced Landing Ground (ALG) – B.88 near the town of Heesch, in Noord-Brabant, the southern part of Holland, was the 88th airfield on the ...
2011-03-17
An entire complement of Spitfires Mk. IXC of No. 485 (New Zealand) Squadron lined up at the USAAF Station 112 Bovingdon in Hertfordshire on 30 March 1944
2011-02-11
Vladimir Urbanek sent us his new Spitfire artwork, illustrating Czech connections in the history of the Israeli Air Force. The artwork shows the famous ...
2011-01-25
No. 485 Squadron RNZAF, a Spitfire unit, was the first RNZAF squadron formed under the Empire Air Training Scheme and served in Europe under the operational command of the RAF.
2011-01-21
Have a look at the newest artwork of Pavel Rampír, an aviation illustrator who is a frequent guest at these pages.
Added during 2010
2010-12-18
It is universally acknowledged that over the years the Spitfire had become RAF’s maid of all work, but some of its uses still come ...
2010-11-20
Here is a model of Pacific Coast 1:32 scale Spitfire Mk IX, representing a machine flown by a prominent French ace Pierre Clostermann. After ...
