#b25 mitchell

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The North American B-25 Mitchell bomber.

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Battle Action No. 254, dated 16 February 1980. Johnny Red cover by John Cooper. Treasury of British Comics.

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USS Philip (as the USS Cassiday), C-47 Skytrain and PBJ Mitchell, In Harm's Way (1965)

Bonus: making steam

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Stephanie Nichols 12th Annual Car & Vintage Plane Show (Georgetown, TX)

I love it when cars, uh... cosplay as planes. Hah. It's a rad idea, and the top one here is a Ford Mustang... painted up like a P-51 Mustang plane. That's just cool as hell.

I wish I could remember what kind of plane this was / history it had, but my son was too busy distracting me by laughing at the giant "69."

Sexy and sleek, or a dirty rat rod? Gorgeous, no matter the condition.

UGHHHHHH. I didn't have a Trans-Am, but I did have a car almost identical to this a long ways back. I had a 1979 Firebird that had the same body as this. Built for racing (for better or worse - It literally caught on fire when I raced someone once... but, yes, I did beat him).

It was awesome being in the presence of this cousin of my old ride. All sorts of memories I probably shouldn't mention here...

This plane looked like a '60s rec room.

I also had a 1971 Volkswagen Westfalia bus, which came a few years after this one on the left. I most certainly didn't have anything like this vintage Rolls Royce showstopper on the right.

One of our favorite local planes is from World War II, and it's still flying today - A B-25 Mitchell bomber called the "Devil Dog." What an incredible machine.

Random shots. Oh my good God, this Edsel, though!

There were a few vendors there, including Hot Wheels ones. I had to go home with these, they were all just $3 apiece!

Okay, I saved the best for last. Look at this sexy trike:

Just as legit as they come, including a speaker that plays multiple Mario Kart songs and sound effects, and a blue shell side pack. Godddddddd damn.

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B25 Mitchell

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I have no idea about what should I post so here are War Thunder Skins That I have made

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Exciting News In This Issue! I wonder what that could be?

Battle with Storm Force No. 664, dated 23 January 1988. Johnny Red, the longest running strip fittingly is the cover star of this final issue of Battle (1975-1988). The cover by John Cooper, featuring Johnny Red's B-25 Mitchell 'Flying Gun', wasn't an original and had already appeared on No. 268, dated 21 June 1980.

Treasury of British Comics.

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B-25 Mitchell nose art. They don't make them like that anymore.