Hurricane Mk1

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I am messing about with my site for a while, but I did do a couple more Hurricanes before I started the shambles I am now in...

An Indian MkIIC, and Brit MkIID:
 

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The full bunch, with many corrections over the last few weeks:

Hawker Hurricane Mk I of 151 Sqn RAF 1940



Hawker Hurricane Mk I of 242 Sqn RAF 1940 Douglas Bader's aircraft



Hawker Hurricane Mk I of 601 Sqn RAF 1940



Hawker Hurricane Mk I of 2 Comms Flight Royal Australian Air Force 1945



Hawker Hurricane Mk I of 2 Escadrille Belgian Air Force 1940



Hawker Hurricane Mk I of 2LeLv26 Finnish Air Force 1943



Hawker Hurricane Mk I of Escadrila 53 Romanian Air Force 1941



Hawker Hurricane Mk IIC of 113 Sqn RAF 1944



Hawker Hurricane Mk IIB of 78 IAP USSR 1941



Hawker Hurricane Mk IIC of 247 Sqn RAF 1942



Hawker Hurricane Mk IIC of 4 Sqn Indian Air Force 1944



Hawker Hurricane Mk IID of 6 Sqn RAF 1943

 
would like to see the Dutch one, just recently heard they used them but not sure where they used. Anyone have photo's of the dutch ones? Know where they used them? In Holland or dutch east indies?
 
Thanks all

I have seen a profile of a Dutch one, and I was ready to do one myself. But from other sources, it seems they were not equipped with them, but there is some doubt on both sides, so I'm leaving it alone for now
 
not sure if this helps you, took it from an IPMS site from Stokhom

The emergency-supplied P-40E and Hurricanes received Dutch national markings, but it's unknown if they got Dutch numerals. One P-40E possibly had a white "3" on the fuselage and tail. The P-40Es arrived late, but two of them may have seen combat action on the last day (March 8). There have been rumours that up to 12 extra Hurricane Mk.II and 24 extra Hurricane Mk.I have been supplied to and possibly operated by the Dutch.
Also, quoted camouflage colours for the Hawker Hurricane are somewhat speculative. The Dutch were very good in camouflaging their airfields and understood the importance of camouflaged planes. As there was time enough to give the Hurricanes Dutch national markings, I believe it is possible that at least the Dark Earth patches of the camouflage were repainted with Jongblad, which was readily available
 
Hi Clave, fantastic work.

there is one version of the hurricane I that I would love to see your rendition on. The Turkish Airforce used both MkIs (from pre-war), and MkIIs (delivered 1943 i think). ive seen images for MkIIs TuAF, but never seen a version for the MkIs. I have seen a B&W photo, thats it....

Not much to go on I admit, there was a thread started by Gekho for the turkish AF, maybe there is something there.
 

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