Pictured is a flight of early French Air Force Dewoitine D.520 fighters harrying a low altitude formation of Bf-110's. The French-made Dewoitine was blandly described by the British commander of the Royal Aircraft Establishment's Captured Enemy Aircraft Flight, as a "... nasty little brute. Looked beautiful but didn't fly beautifully....". Elsewhere as compared to the bf-109 an equally unimpressive assessment was "a fighter of sleek design and acceptable capability". Still, the Dewoitine was France's best available fighter and although underpowered could out-turn the bf-109 in a fight even though it showed some nasty and undesirable characteristics when coming out of a turn or a spin. A record of 114 kills and 39 probables kept the D.520 on the roster throughout the war, flying with France, Bulgaria, Germany, Italy, Romania, Free France and Vichy France. It may not be as distinguished as some, it did play its role and as always, the best pilots got the best results. Dewoitine D.520: Beautiful model shared generously for free by Luciene_Lillippe available in the free section here on Rendo. Some wear and tear added. Bf-110G: A classic from Touchwood, beautiful and versatile model available from Ontarget3d. Roughed up a bit down in the secret hanger. Pilot: Daz's M4, ADH3d's USAAF pilot gear and the rest borrowed from here and there. With additional texture work. Poser 10, Vue6Infinite, Ps Cs3