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Modelando Spitfire Mk IX, Holanda, Necomisa, 1/72

Hawker Hurricane Mk II, 6 Squadron, Desert Air Force

This is the Airfix model, with the vokes filter from the Heller one, in 1942, several Hurricanes was armed with 2 x 40 mm antitank guns, to hunt the Rommel's Panzers, the model was inspired in the Monogram's 1/48 model, from the 70s, the colours are Middlestone and Dark Earth with Azure blue underside, all handpainted, the paint is Humbrol enamels.

 

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P-40E Warhawk, RNZAF, 488 squadron.

 The Royal New Zealand Air Force had only one squadron, the 488, in the Pacific when the war on that front began, its pilots also formed the core of the RAF units based in Malaya and Singapore, when the Japanese attacked, the slow and poorly armed Buffalos dropped like flies, the surviving pilots managed to be evacuated on the last transport that left the port, but when they arrived back to Auclkand, they found that there were no planes, temporarily they received a few Harvards, little by little P-40Es were received to form the squadron, which remained in New Zealand to provide air defense to the territory, the raid on Darwin had just passed and an attack on New Zealand was feared, the days passed and the situation improved, by October 1942, the 15 Squadron took charge of the defense of Tonga, receiving the planes left there by the 68 PS of the USAAF.

By March 1943 it was considered that New Zealand pilots were fit for the heavy fighting over Guadalcanal and 15 Sqn was sent to reinforce American units in the area, fighting until June when 14 Sqn, released from air defence duties in New Zealand and rotated to the front, took part in some of the heaviest air combat of the campaign, covered the landings at New Georgia and frequent patrols over Rendova, was replaced by 16 Sqn and returned home to resume defence duties.

Airacobra Mk I, 601 Squadron

One of the fighters sent to the RAF through the Lend-Lease program was the P-39 Airacobra, which in the United Kingdom was known as the Airacobra Mk I, and although it was to begin being delivered in early 1941, Their reception was delayed when the first units of the batch were requisitioned by the USAAF for use in the desperate fight in the Pacific, so it was not until the end of that year that they began to arrive, already painted in the new Gray and Green scheme. .

The first unit to be equipped was the 601 Squadron "County of London", of the Royal Auxiliary Air Force, an old unit of young Reserves with a taste for flying, and who were enrolled in some of the most expensive universities, so which was known as the "Millionary's mob".

The Airacobra proved not to be up to the needs of the RAF and was practically immediately declared unfit for service and handed over to the Russians, so these aircraft were shipped in a convoy to Murmansk and painted with the red star, sometimes only with its English codes obliterated with a single layer of paint.

The model is from Airfix, what better than a British model to represent an English plane? The paint is El Viejo Marino, all the decoration is by brush.