Oil on Hardboard panel 16" x 20" x 0" $675.00 USD Through Gallery
The 'Stang Evil' Mustang P-51D is a WWII era single bomber airplane built in July of 1945 at North American Aviation as one of the last 200-D Models produced. It was originally constructed for the U.S. Army Air Forces and later served with the Colorado Air National Guard’s 120th Fighter Squadron at Buckley Field in 1949 and the 140th Fighter-Bomber Wing in 1950
Today, the aircraft is based at the Rocky Mountain Metropolitan Airport in Jefferson County, Colorado, and is painted in the colors of the 335th Fighter Squadron flying out of Debden, England in 1944
My son is a commercial pilot based at this airport and sent me photos of this magnificent airplane because he knows how much I love seeing and painting them, and one of these days he is going to wrangle a ride in this beauty.
The 'Stang Evil' Mustang P-51D is a WWII era single bomber airplane built in July of 1945 at North American Aviation as one of the last 200-D Models produced. It was originally constructed for the U.S. Army Air Forces and later served with the Colorado Air National Guard’s 120th Fighter Squadron at Buckley Field in 1949 and the 140th Fighter-Bomber Wing in 1950
Today, the aircraft is based at the Rocky Mountain Metropolitan Airport in Jefferson County, Colorado, and is painted in the colors of the 335th Fighter Squadron flying out of Debden, England in 1944
My son is a commercial pilot based at this airport and sent me photos of this magnificent airplane because he knows how much I love seeing and painting them, and one of these days he is going to wrangle a ride in this beauty.