P-51 Mustang - 30 Acrylic Print

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P-51 Mustang - 30 by Andrea Mazzocchetti

The North American P-51 Mustang, produced since 1941, was one of the most versatile WWII fighters in the United States. It was deployed both on the Pacific and the European front to counteract the Luftwaffe planes. It was used mainly as a spare fighter for the Boeing B-17 bombers, but also as a bomber fighter. It was also used in the first phase of the Korean War, despite having been overtaken by the first jet-engine aircraft. In some air forces it remained in service until the early eighties. Designed by Edgar Schmued, built and launched in just 117 days, the P-51 was the most important project in history for a fighter plane. In its latest versions it touched the maximum limits reached by a piston engine. It was the product of two cutting-edge technologies: the US aerospace industry and the British motor industry. Among the few who were not satisfied with the plane there were the Soviets. The Mustang was the only type of fighter the US...

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