@Radome
Great work with Fireflies!
Though personally I'd do "painted ones" separately or at least would add to them more exhaustive captions (formation, unit, year and the like).
@Gollevainen
I had few occasions where both views were supposedly in the same scale (and were on the same sheet, next to each other), but after re-sizing it based on wingspan the length was completely different than given by any source. And I mean good-looking drawings from reputable sources.
And here's an addition to the most recent entry to the Polish Wings:
http://www.shipbucket.com/forums/viewto ... 31#p114831
(And of course, as always I invite everyone to check on Odysseus1980's Hellenic Wings thread:
http://www.shipbucket.com/forums/viewto ... 57#p114757 )
One of the most promising aircraft of its era, when first flown, Fairey Battle could out-run nearly any fighter in service at the time. However when the war came it was already outdated as a bomber and was a quite easy prey to German fighters, forcing it's relegation first to night bomber and later to auxiliary duties.
Great Britain (Canada, Australia, South Africa, Belgium, Turkey), Fairey Battle