Fouroboros : Vintage Warbirds Nose Art and Patches

World War II warbirds nose art for your fuselage and other bits. Lovingly vectored for a clean, polished look.

Fighting Eagles of the 334th Fighter Sqdn Maybe one of the coolest squadron emblems around, the Fighting Eagle makes those Irish dudes in Indiana look like equipment managers.	Flak Eater! B-17G Some true nose art - Flak Eater!	21st Bomb Sqdn, China-Burma-India Buzz-buzz, boom-boom.
VT-87 (Flying Daggers)	WASP - Women Airforce Service Pilots A new design for Christmas - WASP! (As the ladies will tell you, it's Women Airforce Service Pilots - no extra "S" or apostrophes)	709th Bomb Sqdn With this new group of WW II art, we're adding tail markings/letters in the art and more detail for the squadrons.
549th Bomb Squadron Lucifer rides the firecracker! More squadron art, this time with tail markings/letters and home base info.	1st Pursuit Sqdn Flying Tigers The Adam and Eve's - they weren't so politically correct back then, nor accurate if you look at who's chasing who. Their sister squadron? Hell's Angels. Ahh, now it all makes sense.	9th Bomb Sqdn, 1943 Klieg Lights make nifty viusal puns when you're called the 9th Bomb Squadron, circa 1943
116th Fighter-Interceptor Sqdn, 1951 116th Fighter Interceptor Sdn of the 81st FI Wing, RAF Bentwaters 1951. F-86A	510th Bomb Sqdn Remember Clark Gable? This is the outfit he billetted with.	Hell's Angels - Flying Tigers The American Volunteer Group, 20 December 1941 - 14 July 1942. They did plenty in a short time.
Battlin' Bulldogs - China, 1944-45 Battlin' Bulldogs of the 22nd Bomb Squadron, 341st Bombardment Group	Women's Air Corps Ferry Pilots $21.99