The De Havilland Mosquito was a twin-engined aircraft of plywood monocoque construction, designed originally as a fast, unarmed light bomber. The Mosquito served with distinction as fighter-bomber, recconaissance aircraft and nightfighter. It was one of the finest aircraft of WWII, with a versatility only matched by the German Junkers Ju 88. The nightfighter versions remained in production until 1947. The amazingly adaptable design was effective for day and night fighting, day and night bombing, anti-shipping attack, and photo reconnaissance. The texture is for Israel Airforce
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Spitfire 3D Model
Deliveries of production Spitfire I’s began in June 1938, just over two years after ‘Mutt’ Summers flew the prototype at Southhampton on the 5th of March, 1936. This model is a Spirfire I. No 609 Sqn’s leading ace, John Dundas used this machine. It attended Battle Of Britain.