Blazer...This Is My Favorite WWII Airplane

[DrumBob]

Blazer, since we're on the subject of classic WWII planes, this beauty has always been my favorite. You can imagine my shock and awe when I walked into a room at the Air & Space Museum in Washington, D.C., and one of these greeted me as it hung from the ceiling. There are only two of them left.

The Macchi 202 Folgore (Thunderbolt). I love the looks, and it was a very good airplane, hampered only by it's lack of armamant. I have a plastic model waiting to be built.

[DTPBUSCHPILOT]

That is sweet. I'm a P-40B man myself. Got some good pics of an "E" on the Air and Space museum a long time ago. I was going to build an RC but just don't have the time or room where I live now. ) =

[Kebmel]

I've always like the look of that aeroplane

My fav is the Bf109e

[otterhound]

P-63 King Cobra for me .

[BobbyZ]

I like all of the WWII airplanes. Unbeilevible to me how many they built in such a short time.

Someday I'm going to hop in a plane and learn to fly or die trying.
(don't worry I'll do it in a crop duster)

[robt57]

Originally Posted by BobbyZ

Someday I'm going to hop in a plane and learn to fly or die trying.
(don't worry I'll do it in a crop duster)

Maybe start with a PA-140 or a Cessna 150

[sjtalon]

Europe: P 51

Pacific: P 38 and F4-U

[Telarkaster]

Allies: DeHavilland Mosquito

Axis: Me262

[Frodebro]

I've always been partial to the Fortresses myself.

[61fury]

Those Italians had/have style