We are pleased to reintroduce the photo gallery
feature by posting photos of our first A-1c configured (single-seat)
jet, fresh from the paint shop, along with several images from the May
2005 "General Aviation Appreciation Day" event here on the airfield.
This plane, Tango-Tango, wears a correct
late-war RLM scheme (less the tail Hakenkreuz), as specified by
the Messerschmitt Foundation in Germany.
All images
have been thumbnailed. Click on any photograph to view an enlarged
version.
The official roll-out shot of
Tango-Tango in a RLM paint scheme. Credit: Cirelli
A second view of Tango-Tango after
painting. Credit: Cirelli
Front quarter view of Tango-Tango,
with armament bays open. Credit: Webster
Rear quarter view of Tango-Tango. Credit:
Webster
Side view of Tango-Tango, showing off
the paint scheme. Credit: Webster
Tango-Tango, along with White 1,
during General Aviation Appreciation Day. Credit Webster
Front quarter view of Tango-Tango,
with armament bays open. Credit: Webster
Photographer Gary Webster with
Tango-Tango in May 2005. Credit: Webster