Aircrafts from the Macross series by Hidetaka Tenjin (天神 英貴) 2005-2016

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The French Boeing 737? 🇫🇷
This is the Dassault Mercure, a twin engine narrow-body airliner from 1971.
An early example of international collaboration in the aerospace industry, it shared looks with small Boeing, but little else. Only 12 aircraft of the type flew commercially!

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One of the most fun aircraft I've flown in...the delightful Scottish Aviation Twin Pioneer.
I had two trips in G-APRS (named Primrose), about 18 years ago, whilst she was part of the Air Atlantique Historic flight. I believe she might now be a 'holiday home', back in Scotland!🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

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It's the 80th Anniversary of the first flight of my favourite aircraft today, the Avro Lancaster. Here's my recent painting showing seven brave young men setting off to war, not knowing if they'll return the following morning.

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APM E-70NF Maritime Patrol Aircraft

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The (JPATS) was a 1994 USN /USAF program to acquire a new training aircraft. Beechcraft/Raytheon, with a modified Swiss Pilatus PC-9 Mk 2, the only turboprop in the competition won the contract. The plane was designated the Beechcraft T-6 Texan II. The contestants:

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Hey Lois look I'm a German aircraft carrier from Azur Lane™

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Stealth Fighter! One of my most played games on the C64. Loved the huge manual. I could get past the aircraft identification 9 times out of 10 by memory. The maps and keyboard overlay were brilliant. (Must work out a real C64 keyboard on the PC so I can use the overlay again.) 😁

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Two rather underpowered aircraft.
Buccaneer S1 of 700Z NAS with Gloster Javelin Mk 5 of 228 OCU.

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Krampus is notable for being an early adopter of new mobility technology, not only taking to the skies in early aircraft but using the tactical advantage of flight to bomb naughty children with bundles of switches.

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Probably should've posted yesterday about the F-14. It has now been 50 years since it's first maiden flight. This aircraft will still forever be my favorite. Along with the F-15 and others.

Long live the Tomcat!

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Starboard side guns of aircraft carrier USS Yorktown (CV-5) ready to fire at the Battle of Midway on June 4, 1942.

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