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Sep 19, 2006
I have just joined, so i am saying hello. I have an avid interest in all things military (and wargaming), especially WW2. Up untill now it has been mostly land based but i purchased a set of rules from 2 fat lardies called "Bag the Hun" which has sparked a fire to learn more about airwarfare. I am planning on purchasing some model planes to refight the Battle of Britain, maybe 1/300th scale or 1/600 but until i do then i had hoped to find somewhere to download top down colour (not color!) views of some aircraft. I would also like some recomendations for general books on the subject of WW2 airwarfare.

Sorry for the long intro - i will shut up and lurk for a while - Tally Ho!
 
1/300 or 1/600 scale model planes? thats so freakin small! 1/72 scale recommended
feel free to search around our old archives for info
 
Hi !!!
Welcome to the forum,Report2me4.:)
I think that Loomaluftwaffe is right and you should consider the 1:72 scale as he recommended.
 
In an ideal world 1/72nd would be lovely but for wargaming large actions of a couple of squadrons of fighters against a formation of bombers plus escort it poses a few space problems - i would need a sports hall to play and a hanger to store all the stuff!
You can even get 1/1200 scale planes but even thats a bit tiny for me. No 1/300 scale planes are common for wargaming and some are beautiful considering their size - please see link
P-47 Thunderbolt
 
Wow not much detail with that scale.

Just go and buy those little metal things that come in packages at toy stoys. I have seen Spitfires, Bf-109s, Fw-190s and P-51s.
 
i've seen a couple of them around, not hugely popular down here, and tell that site to get some lancasters and more British aircraft, and that the Spitfire Mk.V is NOT a BoB vet :lol:
 

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