Are you prepared for the BIG ONE?

Trust me when I say that you will not believe the next giveaway that is definitely coming your way very SOON!

Looking through the incredible stuff that I have, I believe this will be something no collector will want to miss out on. It's not available for resale nor will you ever be able to purchase this. It's bigger than a shoe box, contains more than one image of Wings of Angels models and this is the ONE you won't want to miss out on. Look for more details that will ONLY be available on my Wings of Angels Blog.

This next giveaway will be open internationally as well and you won't want to miss out on the opportunity to enter. Would love to know what you think this giveaway will be?  Please post your ideas in the comment box below!

There's Still Time!!!

Just wanted to let you know we are in the process of finalizing the model spotlight post for WWII Wings of Angels Model Caitlin Litzinger, so please be sure to post your questions soon. We have received a handful so if there is anything you wanted to know about her, now is the time to ask. She was the cover model of the 2013 Secrets in Lace Wings of Angel calendar. Be sure to look for the blog post later today. ~ Michael

Yanks P-51D Mustang Prepares to Fly

Yanks Air Museum in Chino, CA contacted me to see if I wanted to take some pictures of the P-51D Mustang known as Miss Judy, with the engine cowls off, as it is undergoing its annual maintenance in preparation for flight. I stopped by on my way home from work to capture the images you see here.

For those of you that are interested the P-51D Mustang was used by Army Air Corps and the plane was introduced late in WWII and was one of the most effective planes used. It is also one of the most popular planes for WWII fans. The engine is a V-12 Rolls Royce Merlin. The top speed was 437 mph, and was a long-range, single-seat fighter and fighter bomber used in World War 2 as well as other wars to follow.

This was also the familiar plane to accompany B-17 bombers to aid in their successful missions with the Tuskegee Airmen. For more information on this particular plane you can visit Yanks Air Museum's website.