"Sealander"

[Glenn]

After the 'fiasco' called The Battle of Britain, the Me-110 "Destroyer" proved a disapointment to the Luftwaffe as an un-escorted heavy fighter.  Other positions became available for this aircraft, most became Night Fighters, (finally finding their element) but a handfull were taken over by the KM and used as floatplane escorts and torpedo bombers.

Models              Me-110 Crown 1/144th sc. (floats from a 1/144 Crown 'Jake'
                       floatplane.
Service             Norway to southern French coast, and The Med.
Years of survice 1941~1945
                       None survived after 1950. Used by the Greek Navy 1945~1948

[TomZ]

Looks great Glenn. I love your background


Tom (zuid99)

[nev]

Great stuff Glenn!     I can really imagine it in the Fjords of Norway or in the Greek islands    

[Tophe]

Congratulations Lyn...  
I am sure Zuid99 and Alvis will apreciate too, do you know their float-planes Bf 109, Buffalo, P-38 ?      

[Glenn]

To Zuid99, the background is from a calendar, 'Sydney from above' 2004, and the view is 'Manly Beach and North Head'. All I did was to remove the wash from the boats, and add trees to the homes behind the aircraft.