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Also, I searched high and low on the web, even through my books including "Curtiss Aircraft - 1907-1947" and "American Attack Aircraft Since 1926" and I cannot locate a line drawing for the Curtiss A-8 Shrike anywhere. Can anyone assist?

Can't remember if i sent this site to you before. Keep up the great work! I never even heard of a p-67, but your artwork is sending me to go look her up!

http://wp.scn.ru/en/ww15/b/1670/21/0#2

MadmanRick,
Thanks again for filling my requested list of aircraft.  The P-67 is outstanding.
TR Shrum

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Also, I searched high and low on the web, even through my books including "Curtiss Aircraft - 1907-1947" and "American Attack Aircraft Since 1926" and I cannot locate a line drawing for the Curtiss A-8 Shrike anywhere. Can anyone assist?

Seems to be difficult to find...

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Hawker Fury Mk.I in 43 Squadron markings:

Great work MadmanRick! I'd like to put in a request for a couple of Curtis aircraft if possible. Could you make an XF14C naval version and a P-62, please?

How about a B1-Rd and a CGU-11.

In flight or perched?

Well I guess I will get on the bandwagon also, so here is my request:
USN colors
Sikorsky S-43 'Baby Clipper' (JRS-1) Twelve of these were at Peral Harbor on Dec 7 41 and more were based along the West Coast
Grumman G-21 Goose (JRF-5)
Grumman G-44 Widgeon (J4-F)
Boeing XPBB Sea Ranger (Only one built, production canceled in favor of B-29, but had potential range of 11,0000 miles)

RN
Supermarine Spitfire Float Fighter

French Navy
Lioré-et-Olivier H-46 Another on-off prototype but with some promise.
Loire 210 Float-plane Fighter
Breguet 521 LR Patrol plane

Bristol Buckingham B.1:

Boeing PBB Sea Ranger in VP-52 markings:

Bristol Brigand B Mk.I, 84 Squadron:

Just because I have an intense interest in early Soviet jets, the Yak-15 Feather:

MadmanRick,

I like your "intense interest" in early Soviet jets. More please. Great Yak-15. Thanks.

deHavilland Sea Hornet NF.21, 809 Squadron, HMS Vengence:

I was finally able to track down a decent line drawing for the Curtiss A-8 Shrike and what follows is simply sublime (imho), markings for the 37th Attack Squadron:

Here is a de Havilland Hornet F.3 from No. 80 Squadron RAF and a Sea Hornet F.20 from No. 728 Squadron RN:

How about a Whitley and a Hampden?

Flying Barn Door and Flying Panhandle noted and added to the list, also here is the Supermarine Spiteful F. Mk. XIV: