Caught in an embarrassing moment, this F4D Skyray has come to rest on bales of hay after a wheel blowout. Do you think that Tamiya will include some hay in their new 1/48 scale release?
Moving on to the third month of Aviation What-Not, I've found, through your feedback, that the Camouflage and Markings section is very popular. In light of that, I have expanded that section this month with a total of nine profiles on the de Havilland Vampire. Also new this month is a great article on the Brewster Buffalo by Daniel Glaeske. His article does a great job of whetting your appetite for more. Keep an eye out for more articles from this talented individual.
A new section makes its appearance this month, too. The Photo Section replaces the Restoration section and will focus on a theme, any theme. This month I have a few interesting pictures of Danish two-seaters. If you have an interesting theme, and some photos to match, let me know.
Rounding out this month is the second part of Hurricanes at Sea, a build-up review of AMT's Ju88C-6, and a fledgling Links page. This month is the first month with another author, and has much more in the way of graphics. Please let me know what you think of the changes, as well as anything you would like to see in the future.
Vampires
Camouflage and markings of this classic design.
Hurricanes at Sea
The second part in a two part series; this part covers Hurricanes on carriers.
The Beleaguered Buffalo
An excellent presentation of the trials and tribulations of the Brewster Buffalo.
