B-25 Apache Princess Graphics Set Scale:1/10

B-25 Apache Princess Graphics Set Scale:1/10The B25J 5 NC Serial Number 43 28059 known as the "Apache Princess" was delivered to the US Army Air Force on May 17, 1944. She had a reasonably safe life and was used for training reconnaissance crews and artillery spotters at Pounds Field, Texas. When WWII ended, she was used for pilot training and then placed in storage in 1947 at Pyote Field, Texas. Four years later she was recalled, refurbished and reclassified as TB 25J. When B25s were phased

Continuing her flying Sue's ambition was to become a member of the Women's Airforce Service Pilots (WASP) during the Second World War led by Jackie Cochran

Spotted Ape had a long career in forming the 458th in the crowded skies above East Anglia on mission days

He was also one of the luckiest

Rarey worked as a commercial artist before the war

The nude pin-up was painted by mechanic Bob Child

- Recovered from Indonesia

Blood thought "it would be cooler outside of the airplane

Serial: QP-D (42-7945)

Bf-109 G-6

On 10th September 1952 he show down Chinese MiG-15 (the only Corsair vs MiG-15 kill)

possible flying this kite

Serial: G4-U (44-13334)