Monday, 17 May 2010
"FLIGHT OF FANCY - TYPHOONS"
Oil on 60cm x 40cm canvas. Frame size 72cm x 52cm.
Two Hawker Typhoon IBs of No 3 Squadron RAF (circa 1943) fly in fanciful formation with a Eurofighter Typhoon, also of No 3 Sqadron, of today.
The motto of No 3 Sqadron - the first RAF Squadron to be established - is "Tertius Primus Erit" ("The Third Shall be First").
"FLIGHT OF FANCY - TORNADOS"
Oil on 60cm x 40cm canvas. Framed size 72cm x 52cm.
Panavia Tornado F.3 of No.5 Squadron RAF flies in fanciful formation with a prototype Hawker Tornado powered by a 1,706HP Rolls Royce Vulture II engine. Although several prototypes were built, trouble with the Vulture engine resulted in the Tornado giving way to the Hawker Typhoon.
"SOMEWHERE IN ENGLAND"
Oil on 60cm x 40cm canvas. Frame size 72cm x 51.5cm.
Supermarine Spitfire MkIB ready and waiting to be scrambled at an airfield - 'somewhere in England' - while a kingfisher ignores the 'NO FISHING' sign in the Autumn of 1940.
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