Wags War Wagon painting reproduction is offered as a 24" x 18" poster in collaboration with artist David Hammond.

The scene depicts a De Havilland Mosquito Mk VI of 605 Squadron, RAF, crewed by Flying Officer Alan Wagner and Flying Officer 'Pip' Orringe. On the night of 5th March in 1944, an FW 190 was destroyed over the well-lit Gardelegen Airfield in Germany. This kill was quickly followed by 2 Me 410s confirmed and a Me 410 damaged.

David Hammond is an internationally acclaimed aviation artist, known for his stunning depictions of aviation history. His artwork has been featured on "Chandelle" fine wine labels and published in Aviation History (May 2008 edition) and the Canadian Air Force Revue (Spring 2009). His paintings are proudly displayed at the Seattle Museum of Flight and the Pembroke Dock Sunderland Trust Museum in Wales, UK. Hammond’s oils, watercolors, and drawings are collected worldwide, with works hanging in homes across England, Australia, the United States, and Saudi Arabia.

Looks great in your garage, gun room, man cave, office, or workshop. The perfect gift for pilots, kids, veterans, hobbyist, collectors, and aviation enthusiasts. 

Dimensions: 24"x18"

Printed in the USA on high-quality poster paper.