I had relied on the red square always being in the upper left and lower right on aircraft. Lately I've seen photos of real a/c where that is reversed. Is there a rule on this or none at all?
Bill Banaszak, MFE Sr.
William Banaszak said the following on 11/12/2009 03:37:
I don't know how true this is because it's Wikipaedia but you never know? Heraldry usually has strict rules about quadrants and suchlike.
I am not a modeller, but a philatelist, I was searching for Polish Etiquettes (sundry postal labels) some time ago and this picture of a spitfire came up, which may interest you. Make of it, what you will.
right on aircraft. Lately I've seen photos
on 12/11/2009 7:59 AM (ET) rodney wrote the following:
Many Polish Pilots flew with the RAF during WWII.
right on aircraft. Lately I've seen photos
Thanks, Richard. It sounds right but I'm surprised that 70 years of tradition got the boot.
Bill Banaszak, MFE Sr.
That's okay Bill. Why not try going to the 'horses mouth'? I usually do in such matters.
The Polish Museum.
Good hunting!
Richard.
William Banaszak wrote: : : Thanks, Richard. It sounds right but I'm surprised that 70 years of : tradition got the boot. : Sounds to me like a 70 year old tradition was replaced with a 700+ year old tradition.
Bruce
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