Tribute to Dave Garwood and Mosquito painters

[fsxar177]

Just a quick gallery; can't seem to stop flying this fabulous Mosquito!
Another thanks to Dave Garwood, and all of those who have been at work skinnin' this lovely bird!

Feel free to add more screens to show-case other artists...

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[fsxar177]

Having a lot with this one!

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Joseph

[fleurdelys]

You beat me to this one Jankees... :kilroy:

Your DK291_XD-Q flown by Erik Hazelhoff Roelfzema who was an RAF flyer and a Dutch spy was also better remembered as a writer who gave us "Soldier of Orange" which made it to the movies, starring Rutger Hauer. Very nice WWII movie and very nice repaint (as usual...) which can be downloaded at OZx... :icon29:

Just in case, I'm working on the only Mosquito to have flown under the soviet star during WWII ... :icon_lol:

Cheers,

Fleurdelys