Historical references

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JohnRatzenberger
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Historical references

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A good place to ask historical questions and to post historical reference material.

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Here's a good source of aircraft photos, most in color. The Life pictures are some of the best I have seen.

http://kevsaviationpics.blogspot.com/se ... el/Seafire
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Here is a good link showing the different marks of Spitfire
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Re: Historical references

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Seafire XVII walk around link
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Re: Historical references

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Outstanding, Splash.
Besting 60 years of mediocre building of average kits in the stand off scale
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