Shark's or Tiger's Mouth Markings

[Weaver]

Colour pic of the Lanc painted with four sharkmouths:



From here: https://twitter.com/KifaTwentyfour/status/783970575689670660

[the_baphomet_00]

Colombian Super Tucano Close Up...


Regards.-

[zenrat]

After I finished my chores in the yard this morning I got creative with Minnie the Mulcher.

[NARSES2]

Got me wondering what the Mrs said/did when she realised you had that much time on your hands ? 

[zenrat]

The lovely Mrs z was out getting her hair cut.  A process which takes at least 3 hours.
She was more than happy that both remaining "to be mulched" piles had gone.
Plus she hasn't seen it yet...

[NARSES2]

Plus she hasn't seen it yet...

That I can believe 

Only 3 hours at the hairdressers ? I know someone who spends most of the day 

[Stoneman]

Here's a Portuguese T-6G S/N 51-14862, PoAF 1674, with Shark Mouth while operating in Nampula, Mozambique during the Portuguese-African conflict.

[NARSES2]

That's neat and it's chewing a cigar 

[zenrat]

 

[TheChronicOne]

Having gone through this whole thread I know these haven't been posted.

Glorious color pictures from the early 40s of some AVG Tigers:


The photograph P-40 Tomahawk #49 flown by Tom Hayward of the Third Pursuit Squadron -- Hell's Angels -- of the American Volunteer Group was probably taken from aircraft #47 on May 28, 1942 near the Salween River Gorge on the China-Burma border.


R.T. Smith next to the Disney "Flying Tiger" decal on the side of P-40 Tomahawk #40 in Kunming, China on May 23, 1942.


R.T. Smith next to Chuck Older's P-40 Tomahawk #68 in Kunming, China on May 23, 1942.


R.T. Smith in the cockpit of P-40 Tomahawk #40 in Kunming, China on May 23, 1942.


The photograph of the Third Pursuit Squadron — Hell's Angels — of the American Volunteer Group was probably taken from aircraft #47 on May 28, 1942 near the Salween River Gorge on the China-Burma border. The shot of P-40 Tomahawks includes #68 flown by Arvid Olson, #46 flown by Bob Prescott, and #24 flown by Ken Jernstedt.


The photograph P-40 Tomahawk #47 flown by R.T. Smith of the Third Pursuit Squadron — Hell's Angels — of the American Volunteer Group was probably taken on May 28, 1942 near the Salween River Gorge on the China-Burma border.


AVG Third Squadron P-40 Tomahawks #75, #96, #47, #22 and #35 parked at Kunming in May 1942.

[Rick Lowe]

That's neat and it's chewing a cigar 

It is, too! Good spotting, and a neat detail.

That Alien Hind is, as has been said, the stuff of nightmares... it's on entirely the appropriate Helo, then...   

[TheChronicOne]

Messerschmitt Bf 109E-3 J345 WNr 2386
Swiss Flieger Kompagnie FlKp21

[TheChronicOne]

"Bat" something something...  I forgot to note it..    EC-121 variant used in 'Nam. 

[zenrat]

EC-121R Batcat.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lockheed_EC-121_Warning_Star#Batcat

[AXU]

Is almost friendly,he actually smiles