[parsig9]

Originally Posted by Planebeach

Cant wait for them, the Sea Fury is one of my favorit planes of WWII. Dont know witch of the british I will get, but the Dutch one is a must Love the pictures TSR2 Thanks

I don't think the Sea Fury served in WWII...have to double check. I think it was like the Bearcat, just a little too late...

[Planebeach]

Oh forgot somthing Is it posible too take those rocketts of?

[Planebeach]

Hehe, I know it did not enter service untill winter of 1946/47 but they first flew 21th Feb 1945. So i call it a WWII plane

[tsr2]

Originally Posted by Planebeach

Oh forgot somthing Is it posible too take those rocketts of?

Sorry Panebeach no, they're fixed along with the undercarriage and drop tanks. But after the fun I had today trying to put together a Dragon F-18F, having fixed ordinance and gear may be a good thing.

[easy8]

Originally Posted by wmosner

Did this see service in WW 2? If not, I am going to have to p***.

Yeah, what kind of action did it see? Pics look great! Whoops, looks like my question was answered, didn't see the other responses on its history!

easy8

[JC Woodman]

I could have sworn I have seen some photo's of SF's in SE asian (vietnam) service... Anybody have a thought on that?

[DCRanger]

Just too late for WWII but it did see action in Korea where it shot down at least one Mig15.

Originally Posted by wmosner

Did this see service in WW 2? If not, I am going to have to p***.

[Spitfire!]

It's not WWII so I won't be getting one, but it does look nice. The thing I think I like the best is that they have painted the wing root and didn't just end the paint at the seam. Nicely done.

[Tri-motor]

Urinate? Because a plane didn't see WWII action?

Originally Posted by wmosner

Did this see service in WW 2? If not, I am going to have to p***.

[Gort]

Originally Posted by Tri-motor

Urinate? Because a plane didn't see WWII action?

Gee WIZZ!