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Sheet1 Page 1 AIRCRAFT PROFILES TITLE AUTHORS ARTISTS Volume 1 1 S.E.5A J.M. Bruce 2 Boeing P12E Peter M. Bowers 3 4 Hawker Hunt Sheet1 AIRCRAFT PROFILES TITLE AUTHORS ARTISTS SMCars LOCATION Volume 1 1 S.E.5A J.M. Bruce P. Endsleigh Castle 2 Boeing P12E Peter M. Bowers P. Endsleigh Castle 3 Focke Wulf Fw 190A 4 Hawker Hunter F.6 5 Vickers F.B. 27 Vimy I – III 6 Bristol Bulldog 7 Republic P-47D Thunderbolt 8 North American P-51D Mustang 9 Albatros D.V 10 Gloster Gauntlet 11 Handley Page Halifax B.III, VI, VII 12 Gloster Meteor F.8 13 Sopwith Pup J.M. Bruce James Goulding & R. Ward 14 Boeing P 26A Peter M. Bowers P. Endsleigh Castle & R. Ward 15 Heinkel He 111H Martin C. Windrow P. Endsleigh Castle & R. Ward 16 Fiat CR 42 Gianni Cattaneo Uncredited & R. Ward 17 Spad XIIC1 C.F. Andrews James Goulding & R. Ward 18 Hawker Fury Francis K. Mason P. Endsleigh Castle & R. Ward 19 Consolidated B-24J Liberator Roger A. Freeman P. Endsleigh Castle & R. Ward 20 North American F-86A Sabre Edward Shacklady P. Endsleigh Castle & R. Ward 21 Bristol Fighter J.M. Bruce P. Endsleigh Castle & R. Ward 22 Fiat CR 32 Giorgio Apostolo Keith Broomfield & R. Ward 23 Messerschmitt Bf 110 Day Fighters Martin C. Windrow P. Endsleigh Castle & R. Ward 24 Hawker Hurricane IIC & Sea Hurricane IC & IIC Francis K. Mason James Goulding & R. Ward Volume 2 25 Fokker D VII Peter Gray P. Endsleigh Castle 26 de Havilland D.H. 4 J.M. Bruce James Goulding 27 Boeing F4B-4 Peter M. Bowers P. Endsleigh Castle 28 Macchi C.202 Gianni Cattaneo P. Endsleigh Castle 29 Junkers Ju 88A 30 F-100 Super Sabre 31 Sopwith Camel J.M. Bruce P. Endsleigh Castle 32 Westland Wapiti I – VII 33 Gloster Gamecock Francis K. Mason P. Endsleigh Castle 34 Fairey Battle 35 Curtiss P-40 Tomahawk 36 Saab J29 Bo Widfeldt James Goulding 37 Curtiss JN4 Jenny Peter M. Bowers P. Endsleigh Castle 38 Fokker Monoplanes (Eindeckers) J.M. Bruce P. Endsleigh Castle 39 Supermarine S4-S6B C.F. Andrews & W.G. Cox Keith Broomfield 40 Messerschmitt Bf 109E Emil 41 Supermarine Spitfire I & II 42 North American FJ Fury Francis K. Mason p. Endsleigh Castle 43 Pfalz D III Peter Gray P. Endsleigh Castle 44 Fairey IIIF Francis K. Mason Keith Broomfield 45 Curtiss Army Hawks Peter M. Bowers P. Endsleigh Castle 46 Nakajima Ki-43 Hayabusa Oscar 47 Chance Vought F4U-1 Corsair 48 De Havilland Vampire Mk.5 & 9 Volume 3 49 Nieuport N.17C-1 Page 1 Sheet1 50 Sopwith 7F.1 Snipe J.M. Bruce P. Endsleigh Castle 51 Gee Bee Racers Peter M. Bowers P. Endsleigh Castle 52 De Havilland Mosquito I – IV 53 Grumman F4F-3 Wildcat 54 English Electric Canberra Mk.I & IV 55 Fokker Triplane J.M. Bruce P. Endsleigh Castle 56 Fairey Flycatcher Owen Thetford James Goulding 57 Hawker Hart & Hart Trainer 58 Handley Page Hampton I & II 59 North American B-25A to G Mitchell 60 Douglas Skyraider A-1E - A-1J 61 SVA Ansaldo Scouts Gianni Cattaneo James Goulding 62 De Havilland D.H. 9 J.M. Bruce P. Endsleigh Castle 63 Fokker D.XXI 64 Macchi MC 200 Saetta 65 Avro Lancaster Mk.I 66 Vickers Valiant Mks. 1 & 2 67 Fokker D VIII J.M. Bruce P. Endsleigh Castle 68 Thomas Morse Scout Frank Strnad P. Endsleigh Castle 69 Henschel Hs 129 70 Nakajima Ki-84 Frank 71 Hawker Sea Hawk 72 Vickers Viscount 700 Volume 4 73 Sopwith Triplane J.M. Bruce P. Endsleigh Castle 74 Short 184 J.M. Bruce Keith Broomfield 75 PZL P-11 76 Junkers Ju 87A & B Stuka 77 Boeing B-17E & F Flying Fortress 78 Gloster Meteor F.IV J.J. Partridge James Goulding 79 Nieuport N.28C-1 Peter M. Bowers P. Endsleigh Castle 80 Curtiss Hawk 75 (RAF Mohawk) 81 Hawker Typhoon 82 Mitsubishi Ki-46 Dinah 83 Boeing B-47 Stratojet 84 Short Empire Boats Geoffrey Norris Kenneth Rush 85 RE 8 J.M. Bruce P. Endsleigh Castle 86 Siemans Schukert DIII & IV Peter Gray P. Endsleigh Castle 87 Fokker C.V 88 Ilyushin IL-2 Shturmovik 89 Savoia Marchetti SM 79 Giorgio Apostolo P. Endsleigh Castle 90 Chance Vought F-8A – E Crusader 91 De Havilland D.H. 2 92 Grumman F3F Series Lt. Cdr. Benton Reams USN P. Endsleigh Castle 93 Bristol Blenheim I 94 Focke Wulf Fw 190D/Ta 152 J. Richard Smith Uncredited 95 Republic F-84F Thundersteak 96 Douglas DC-3 Volume 5 97 American DH 4 Peter M. Bowers P. Endsleigh Castle 98 Gloster Gladiator Francis K. Mason 99 Focke Wulf Fw 200 J. Richard Smith Keith Broomfield 100 North American P-51B & C Mustang Richard Atkins P. Endsleigh Castle 101 Boeing B-29 Superfortress Mitch Mayborn James Goulding Page 2 Sheet1 102 Douglas A-4 Skyhawk Harry Gann James Goulding 103 S.E. 5 J.M. Bruce P. Endsleigh Castle 104 PZL P-23 Karas J.B. Cynk 105 Kawasaki Ki-45 Toryu Rene J. Francillon James Goulding 106 Lockheed P-38J-M Lightning Le Roy Weber P. Endsleigh Castle 107 Grumman F8F Bearcat Hal Andrews P. Endsleigh Castle 108 De Havilland Comet Series 1-4 P.J. Birtles Uncredited 109 Hanriot HD 1 J.M. Bruce P. Endsleigh Castle 110 Fiat BR 20 Giorgio Apostolo 111 Hawker Hurricane I & Sea Hurricane 112 Martin B-26B & C Marauder Ray Wagner P. Endsleigh Castle 113 Messerschmitt Bf 109G J. Richard Smith & I. Primmer P. Endsleigh Castle 114 English Electric P.1 & Lightning 1 H.G James James Goulding 115 Gotha GI-GIV Peter Grosz P. Endsleigh Castle & Keith Broomfield 116 Curtiss Navy Hawks Peter M. Bowers P. Endsleigh Castle 117 Boulton Paul Defiant Michael J.F. Bowyer James Goulding 118 Kawasaki Ki-61 Hien Rene J. Francillon 119 Fiat G.91 Giorgio Apostolo Keith Broomfield 120 Lockheed Constellation Holmes G. Anderson Ronald Percy & Arthur Sturgess Volume 6 121 Sopwith 1½ Strutter J.M. Bruce P. Endsleigh Castle 122 Polikarpov I-16 Witold Liss P. Endsleigh Castle 123 Reggiane Re 2000 Gianni Cattaneo P. Endsleigh Castle 124 Curtiss SB2C-1 Harold Andrews James Goulding 125 Vickers Wellington I & II C.F. Andrews James Goulding 126 Hawker Sea Fury Francis K. Mason James Goulding 127 Albatros D I-III Peter Gray P. Endsleigh Castle 128 Curtiss Shrike AAHS P. Endsleigh Castle 129 Mitsubishi A6M2 Zero-Sen Rene J. Francillon P. Endsleigh Castle 130 Messerschmitt Me 262 J. Richard Smith P. Endsleigh Castle 131 Lockheed F-104G/CF-104 Gerhard Joos James Goulding 132 De Havilland Tiger Moth A.J. Jackson James Goulding 133 B.E. 2, 2a & 2b J.M. Bruce P. Endsleigh Castle 134 Fokker G.1 B. van der Klauw Keith Broomfield 135 Dewoitine 520 Raymond Danel Arthur Sturgess 136 Curtiss P-40 Kittyhawks I-IV Ray Wagner Ronald Percy 137 Bristol Beaufighter Philip J. R. Moyes P. Endsleigh Castle 138 Saab 21A & R Bo Widfeldt James Goulding 139 Bristol Scouts J.M. Bruce P. Endsleigh Castle 140 Hawker Audax & Hardy Francis K. Mason Ted Freeman 141 Nakajima B5N Kate Dr. M.F. Hawkins Ronald Percy 142 Short Stirling Geoffrey Norris James Goulding 143 Dassault MD 450 Ouragan Kenneth G. Munson P. Endsleigh Castle 144 De Havilland Rapide Peter W. Moss James Goulding Volume 7 145 De Havilland D.H. 10 J.M. Bruce P. Endsleigh Castle 146 Morane Saulnier MS 406 Gaston Botquin 147 Savoia Marchetti SM 81 Giorgio Apostolo 148 Junkers Ju 88 Night Fighter Alfred Price Keith Broomfield & Arthur Sturgess 149 Lavochkin La 5 & 7 Witold Liss Ronald Percy 150 Chance Vought F4U-4 – 7 Jay Frank Dial P. Endsleigh Castle & Arthur Sturgess 151 Aviatik Berg D I George Haddow P. Endsleigh Castle 152 Avia B.534 Josef Krybus 153 Armstrong Whitworth Whitley Philip J. R. Moyes Page 3 Sheet1 154 Commonwealth Wirraway Research Staff James Goulding & Terence Hadler 155 North American T-28 David Brazelton Martin Lee 156 Ford Trimotor William T. Larkins Thomas Brittain & Terence Hadler 157 Breguet 14 J.M. Bruce & Jean Noel P. Endsleigh Castle 158 Ryan PT/ST Series Mitch Mayborn P. Endsleigh Castle 159 Westland Lysander Francis K. Mason James Goulding 160 Mitsubishi G3M “Nell” Rene J. Francillon 161 Messerschmitt Me210/410 Series J. Richard Smith Keith Broomfield 162 Avro Vulcan John W.R. Taylor James Goulding & Martin Lee 163 Roland CII Peter M. Grosz P. Endsleigh Castle & Martin Lee 164 Dornier Do 17 & 215 J. Richard Smith 165 Bell P-39 Airacobra Jay Frank Dial Arthur Sturgess & Terence Hadler 166 Supermarine Spitfire Mk. V Series Ted Hooton James Goulding & Terence Hadler 167 Hawker Hunter Two Seaters Francis K. Mason P. Endsleigh Castle 168 Avro York Donald Hannah James Goulding & Keith Broomfield Volume 8 169 Sopwith Dolphin J.M. Bruce P. Endsleigh Castle 170 PZL P-24 J.B. Cynk P. Endsleigh Castle 171 Douglas TBD Devastator 172 Mitsubishi Ki-21 Sally 173 Liore et Olivier LeO 45 Series 174 De Havilland Hornet & Sea Hornet 175 Phonix Scouts George Haddow P. Endsleigh Castle 176 Fokker T.VIII 177 Junkers Ju 52 Series 178 Commonwealth Bommerang 179 Gloster Javelin 1 – 6 180 Sud-Aviation Caravelle 3 & 6 181 De Havilland DH 5 182 Handley Page Heyford I – III 183 Consolidated PBYCatalina 184 Messerschmitt Bf 109F 185 Yak 9 186 Canadair Sabres 187 Junkers Monoplanes Hugh Cowin P. Endsleigh Castle 188 Fiat G.50 189 Short Sunderland I – V 190 Mitsubishi A6M3 Zero-Sen “Hamp” 191 Westland Whirlwind Mk.I 192 Boeing 707 & 720, C-135/VC-135 Volume 9 193 Bristol M1 J.M. Bruce P. Endsleigh Castle 194 Curtiss SOC Seagull 195 Potez 63 Series 196 Douglas SBD Dauntless David Brazelton Keith Broomfield 197 Hawker Tempest I – VI Francis K.
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