PRU Spitfires

[samuraj77]

 

[No.1]

Thank you How about this one, to be next?

[mfg495]

 

[mfg495]

Pink Spitfire PR.XI

[mfg495]

Now a Blue PR.XI, I think the same aircraft  



Another one of PL965, this time in the colours of the USAAF 14th Photo Sqn.
PL965 never flow with the USAAF during WW2.

[Letipapa]

Oh God, won't You bye me a pink Spitfire, la la la la!
Beautiful machines

[No.1]

I lost my orientation... is this one the next?

[samuraj77]

Yup, that's the one

[mfg495]

I lost my orientation... is this one the next?

Sorry to say this one is not a reconnaissance Spitfire, I think what it is, is at a hight altitude Mk.VII fighter, see pictures attached.

I think the next one is the PR.XI, this was the one that was produced in the greater numbers and was also used by the USAAF.
I will have a look through my files once I get home (I'm stuck at this time in the north of England helping to clear Caroles mums house)

[No.1]

All right- thats why I ask, I have mixed some files...

[No.1]

Soviet machine... maybe some suggestions about the details, as well I have clear images of PR IV version.

[mfg495]

Excellent 

Eleven PR IV Spitfires are reckoned to have been supplied to Russia under operations 'Tungsten', 'Orator' and 'Source'.

The serials are known.

AB132
AB423
AB427
BP884
BP889
BP891
BP917
BP923
BP926
BP929
BR658

All Russian PR.IVs were used by the same unit; 118 ORAP.

[No.1]

All right... next one machine coming from your list

[No.1]

Can we continue with this one?

[mfg495]

Yes please, this version was produced more than any other mark.