Surprises at the museum

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Nice shots, Wildcat. I was wondering if anyone was going to notice the fuselage codes on the Mustang. DG-P is actually the initials of the airplanes principle owner, David G. Price. I guess if you have the money to be able to afford one, you can do things like that. I know I would probably do the same, or similar if I could afford one! 8)
 
Is the other fighter a Kittyhawk? I just noticed the teeth and the nose. Interestingly enough from the right angle except for the wings, the Mustang and the late model Spitfire look almost identical to me...
 
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