Fairey Firefly

[No.1]

Preparation for the long series of work...

[Profa]

Although I prefer its older cousin, Barracuda, this one also has its "shmek" (there's no translation, the closest one would be "feeling" or "looks").
C'mon, lets see it

[Sall]

Nice bird...

[g-1reaper]

Ah! one of my favourites! I'm looking forward to those nice Dutch variants! 

[No.1]

Thanks to Nice I have some excellent images and they will be included too!

[g-1reaper]

I have a really awesome one of Dutch Firefly's on Biak (New Guinea) - I will need to hunt it down in my crypts of chaos! 

[No.1]

Just take your time mate

[g-1reaper]

Ha, I already found it, my system works 
Now I need to scan it!

[No.1]

You are so fast

[Paul Bradley]

What a coincidence...!  This is the book I am working on and I am really looking forward to seeing Srecko's work on this!!

There will be three profiles of Dutch machines:

Fairey Firefly

FR.1 - 11-20, 860Sqn, RNNAS, Soerabaya, 1949

Fairey Firefly

T.1 - 11-12

Fairey Firefly

FR.4 - 008/B, 7Sqn RNNAS, Biak, 1957

But as he hasn't started on them yet, I am open to other suggestions! My only stipulation is that, if possible, there isn't another profile published in another book - I would like to have different profiles where possible.

[No.1]

Paul- no coincidence here, this topic is dedicated to your book but did not mention that as well I am not authorized to do that. And as well this is very first time to work on Firefly, all you see here will be for your book

[No.1]

So- basic shapes are created...

[Paul Bradley]

Nice! The Mk.4/5 is my personal favourite of all the Marks.

[No.1]

I also like it, it is more streamlined but also it can be later converted into the early version

[Profa]

Nice progress so far...