Lockheed F-80C Shooting Star Squadron 4ground

Lockheed F-80C Shooting Star Squadron 4groundA single seat fighter bomber, the Lockheed F 80C was a later production version of the P 80, the original designation denoting pursuit. However, with changes to the American system of designation in 1947, the Shooting Star would be re designated as a F, a fighter. The Shooting Star was designed in fewer than 6 months around the British Halford H. 1 (Goblin) engine and first flew in 1944, with P 80s flying under combat conditions in Italy the next

Formed in 1813

2x resin & metal US Coastal Cutter Subchaser

Amorite warlords seized power in many city states throughout the Near East

Clad in their dark blue uniforms and 1908 pattern webbing these Jack Tars will provide a dash of colour to an otherwise khaki British force

2x mag cannon

It had riveted steel plates

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3 plastic artillery pieces (with a choice of 8- or 12-pounder barrels)

2 Tsan Troopers with plasma duocarb

so can be painted in all manner of schemes

Originally serving in a light utility and observation role

they had the right to join their lord’s army and sail West in search of riches and glory