thanks for all!

and you are right this one is from the battle of kursk.

Hello Rich: Funny thing you said that: "I'd hate to see that in my rear-view mirror." That did happen to me once driving near China Lake California. An F-14 used my bright yellow car for simulated target practice! Was one awesome sight to see that F-14 in front of you hit the afterburners and go into a steep climb ...

thanks, fixed it, thougt it was the other way or the name giving.

thanks for the great comment.

thanks Richard for your comments and the favs.

MERRY CHRISTMAS TO YOU AND YOUR FAMILY AND LOVED ONES!!!

Glad you like it!

thanks for all the favs.

I am glad you like the Prinz Eugen (beautiful ship).
Sad that a great ship like the Eugen ended with the atombomb test....

Thanks for all Richard.

Cute Graphics

Thanks for visit and comments

Thanks Richard for your comment and favs.
Not sure if I have some more Tigers....

Glad you like it RIchard.

Thanks for the comment. You are some what right about the P-40; I really didn’t know for sure so thanks to Google I found out the P-40 was the 3rd most produced American fighter, after the P-51 and P-47; by November 1944, when production of the P-40 stopped, 13,738 had been built. Other than American aircraft the Spitfire was the only “Allied” fighter in production throughout the war; (1938 to 194.

thanks for your comment and information.

Hello Richard.

Thanks for your comments on my wall.
Nice information on the Battle of Britain wall. The place I found this wall called it 'Battle of Britain' so i kept the name. Funny to know the artist painted the wrong ME109 or the wrong allied plane.