Lost Link

[brucewallace]

I've had to transfer the contents of my old computer to a new one, and in the process I seem to have lost a link. I'm hoping someone can help me find it. It was a site for aircraft of both world wars, sorted by nation, by type, and by war, and when I clicked on a link for, say, a SPAD XIII, it would bring up a list of several dozen images, coloured drawings, not photographs, to illustrate different paint schemes in different years and different theatres of war.

If anyone can help me find it, I will be grateful.

[Tonx]

Looking for you now Bruce. One of my favourites is www.militaryfactory.com/aircraft but I am googling Aircraft Of The World Wars to see what I can find other than Wikipedia all the time.

I think Jane's Online / World Aircraft only offers basics and one image as opposed to several. I empathise with how frustrating changing PCs can be from when my hard drive quit on me two years ago and I had to buy a new PC ... AND memorize all of my Microsoft Flight Simulator links as part of the process!

[brdavis]

I don't know if this is the one you are looking for but it might help: http://wp.scn.ru/en/ww15/f/361/75/0#1

[brucewallace]

Yes, Brian, that is the one. Thank you so much for your speedy response, and you as well, Barney - I have found your suggested site (military factory) useful in the past, but not so much for images. Again, thanks to all who have worked on this problem for me.

[Tonx]

It's a pleasure Bruce and I am glad you have been able to re-link to the website you were looking for.

I kept being directed at Wikipedia by Google this side of The Pond but never mind it was fun searching

[Zoe Brain]

Another good site, this time for photos and often a few coloured drawings and even 3-views is http://flyingmachines.ru/Site2/Indexes/Crafts1-1.htm