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These panels are from aircraft flown after 1945 and have nose art from this period including the Korean war and Gulf Wars

Please scroll down to find the piece you are interested in.

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F 4 Phantom RAF Spook

This is a piece of F4 Phantom from the spine of the plane. The large panel has been cut into manageable sections. This panel was not from a serving pane but from the stores. The paint is primer and we have painted the front surface Grey /Green for RAF services and the Grey only for RAF and Navy service.

We have painted it as Phantom Phixer with the RAF roundel in his tummy.

The Phixer cartoon was synonymous with aircrews working on Phantoms in the US and in EU.


Measures 40cm high and 25-24cm width.
Price £135 plus postage

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Lockheed T-33 jet aircraft Nose Art Lucky Strike

This is a piece of F4 Phantom from the spine of the plane. The large panel has been cut into manageable sections. This panel was not from a serving pane but from the stores. The paint is primer and we have painted the front surface Silver

We have hand painted it as Phantom Phixer II and the logo

The Phixer cartoon was synonymous with aircrews working on Phantoms in the US and in EU.


Measures 40cm high and 51cm width on a curve.

Price is £330 plus postage

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Lockheed T-33 jet aircraft Nose Art Lucky Strike
This is a panel that we removed from a scrapyard Lockheed T-33 trainer - it was used as a range target for several years. The T33 was leased to the Belgian Air Force before being returned to the UK for use as a range target before being scrapped.
The T-33 was the Trainer version of the P-80 Shooting Star - the first jet aircraft that saw service with the US Air Force and was used in the Korean war.

There are no markings visible on the panel but it was removed by us from this aircraft along with other panels/ From its shape and hinges it was likely a lid off an instrument.

Panel is 24cm tall x max 41cm

We have painted it with Lucky Strike - an artwork from WW2 that was used on a B-24 and other aircraft. The lightning stencil is original as are traces of green paint.

The following link shows that the same artwork was applied to a US Air Force T-33 in Germany before it was also scrapped.

http://aviation.watergeek.eu/t33-panel.html

This is the inspiration for the artwork we applied - However we have painted the artwork as it was in WW2.

Price is £135 plus postage

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C119 Korean War Transport

This is a section of a C119 from the forward fuselage.

It has been painted as a US Korean war troop carrier C119 .

It has been painted with the artwork of the 782nd Air Transport group that was
painted onto C119 598 in the early 1950’s

The panel is 28 cm x 25 cm

Price £75 plus postage

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RAF Sepecat Jaguar Nose Art Panel
This panel was removed from a Sepecat Jaguar spine panel and cut from that.

The Jaguar was initially developed as a collaboration between France and Britain for a training aircraft.
When the government cancelled TSR2 there was a gap in aircraft that the RAF needed, This was filled by purchasing F4's form the USA, Transferring Bucanneers from RN use and by transforming the Jaguar into a strike aircraft. The strike capability meant that the Jaguar became a front line aircraft in Germany against the Warsaw Pact.

The full panel was the original yellow chromate primer and English Electric Preston (EEP) inspectors stamps and part numbers.

We have hand painted it in Grey Camouflage and hand pained 54 Squadron Logo painted onto a Jaguar panel in tribute to XX146 that is displayed at Solway Aviation Museum.
The panel measures 50cm long x 24cm wide
Panel measures 20cm x 16.5 cm

Price is £135 plus postage

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RAF Sepecat Jaguar Panel
This panel was removed from a Sepecat Jaguar spine panel and cut from that.

The Jaguar was initially developed as a collaboration between France and Britain for a training aircraft.
When the government cancelled TSR2 there was a gap in aircraft that the RAF needed, This was filled by purchasing F4's form the USA, Transferring Bucanneers from RN use and by transforming the Jaguar into a strike aircraft. The strike capability meant that the Jaguar became a front line aircraft in Germany against the Warsaw Pact.

The full panel was the original yellow chromate primer and English Electric Preston (EEP) inspectors stamps and part numbers.

We have hand painted it in Green/grey Camouflage and hand pained Jaguar on it.
The panel measures 31cm long x 24cm wide

Price is £105 plus postage

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RAF roundel fabric covered replica wing panel

A pre WW2 RAF roundel has been painted onto fabric stretched over four wooden formers. It is shaped to resemble an aircraft wing.

Painted on upper surface in RAF camouflage Dark Green/Dark Earth and on lower surface in light Sea Grey. Surface is a fabric that has been treated with a butyrate flexible paint before adding the coloured surfaces.

Wing striucture is made from plywood that has been shaped with frame cut outs. The frames are held to the cross braces with aluminium brackets. Very well made tribute piece that we acquired at auctions and have cleaned it back to bare fabric and then have re painted.

Weighs 4.6 kg
Measures 1m 1 cm long and 76 cm wide and 13 cm tall (max).

We can add D-rings to the rear middle formers if you want it to be wall hung.

Price £120 plus postage

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Tornado panels

Two panels cut form a fuselage panel removed from an RAF Sepecat Tornado jet fighter

The grey paint is the original paint as applied by the RAF.

We have cut the two pieces to an approximate 32 cm by 28 cm and then laser engraved Nose Art into the paint.

The two images we have painted are:

1. Truffle Snufflers - artwork painted onto GR4 ZG714 SOLD

2. Danger Mouse - artwork painted onto GR4 ZA452

The term snuffle hunters was related to the joint RAF/US operation that was split into Scud Hunters and Truffle Snufflers- hunting the desert of Iraq for Scuds.

The images we have engraved are form images of the artwork that we hand painted onto earlier Tornado Panels.

The rear of the panels has the original cream primer.

The fuselage section that these panels were cut from has an EEP - English Electric Preston manufacturers stamp.

Price £70 each plus postage

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Tornado panel Danger Mouse

Panel from an RAF Panavia Tornado jet fighter. The dark sea grey paint is the original paint as applied by the RAF. The hatch was never used and comes with its store codes and packaging.

Measures 27 x 15 cm

We have added the Mouse - artwork was painted onto GR4 ZA452.

The rear of the panels has the original grey primer with part numbers and inspectors stamps.

Price £80 plus postage

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