P51 Mustang Notecards Set of 6

The USAAF deployed the first P-51s in October 1943. They were a welcome addition to the 8th A.F. being able to escort the bombers all the way to Berlin and back. With their superb maneuverability and firepower, Mustang pilots soon began to beat the feared Japanese Zero, the German Fw 190, and the Me 109. P-51's flew in all European Theaters and the China Burma Theater as well.

Considered by many to be the best overall fighter of WWII, the P-51 Mustang's looks and performance assures its place in history as one of the best fighter ever built.

About the Artist
Doug Kinsley is owner of Aviation Illustrations which has been in the business of selling his aviation art for the last 19 years. Having drawn airplanes since he was a kid with no formal art training, his love for airplanes has enabled him to draw in such detail that one would have to take a second look.

Each drawing is thoroughly researched to ensure historical accuracy with unmatched detail - often taking up to 500 hours to complete the original, and on some of his prints you can find loving tributes to his family.

Doug has earned numerous awards for his artwork including a merit and honorable mention award at the EAA's annual art conference. His artwork is currently sold throughout the country in numerous art museums.

Notecards features the same highly-detailed aviation illustration as print, and includes 6 notecards with envelopes.

•Notecards measure 6¼" x 4½"

Make sure to visit The National WWII Museum's very own P-51 Mustang located in our gorgeous Boeing Center at our campus in New Orleans, La!!

This product is proudly Made in the USA!