The little told story of the USAAF's 5th ASR and how they rescued war weary P-47's and in turn, rescued almost a thousand downed airmen in the North Sea and English Channel.
“Rescue Me”
Earning Their Stripes
How does a squadron of trainee pilots return to base in the event bad weather when they don't have radios in their aircraft? The recall bird goes up; here's mine.
Mrs. Yarra’s Boys
Two brothers, two Spitfires; Ft/Lt. John Yarra and his brother, P/O Robert Yarra from rural NSW and their No.453 Sqn. Spitfires.
A Balkans Bf 109 E-4/B
Ever since I first saw a picture of the "crazy paving" camouflaged 109's of JG 54 I've wanted to make one. After many a year of procrastination, here it is...
A War Weary Spitfire MkV of the 7th Photographic Reconnaissance Group at Mount Farm
What to do with a spare Spitfire?
The RAAF’s New Guinea Boston Tea Party
This is the story of an aircraft the RAAF didn't want to use and a model I didn't want to finish.
The RCAF’s No.404 “Buffalo” Squadron
Coastal Command's war against the elements as well as the enemy as experienced by the RCAF's No.404 "Buffalo" Squadron.
A Late War Bf 109G-10
How a model I began a decade ago was rescued from overseas storage to become a JG(K)27 Bf 109G-10
Remembrance
What Remembrance means to me.
Not Just Pretty Nose Art; The Black Widows of Iwo Jima and Ie Shima, March-August 1945
The men of the 348th, 349th and 6th Night Fighter Squadrons were more than the nose art on their P-61's.
