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Vega 2017--025 by oswal46, su Flickr
Vega 2017--023 by oswal46, su Flickr
Vega 2017--026 by oswal46, su Flickr
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339Mira markingsBuccaneer S.2B wrote:But still very much alive and kicking!
Interesting tail-art, looks like what? An ancient Central-American Maya-fighter?!?
It's 339 Mira which has 'Aias' (Ajax) as its squadron badge, a Greek hero from the Trojan Wars. This is a very badly painted version of the badge!Buccaneer S.2B wrote:But still very much alive and kicking!
Interesting tail-art, looks like what? An ancient Central-American Maya-fighter?!?
Mike, it's NOT badly painted.. Just reflexion of the sun!nellis6 wrote:It's 339 Mira which has 'Aias' (Ajax) as its squadron badge, a Greek hero from the Trojan Wars. This is a very badly painted version of the badge!Buccaneer S.2B wrote:But still very much alive and kicking!
Interesting tail-art, looks like what? An ancient Central-American Maya-fighter?!?
Mike
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