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You will find most of my P-51 profiles on one of my other websites , Mustang!:

I will only show a few P-51 profiles here, and I invite you to explore the "Profiles" section of Mustang! to view the rest of them.

1. The P-51D template. Freshly out of the factory...

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2. This P-51C is owned by the Commemorative Air Force. It is used by the Red Tail Project to tell the story of the Tuskegee airmen. Please visit their website for more information.

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3. AG636 was a Mustang Mk I that served with No 2 Squadron in the RAF in 1942.

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4. Don Gentile was one of the first Mustang aces, and flew this P-51B-7-NA called "Shangri-La". This is the aircraft he crashed while performing stunts in front of a group of reporters.

Click the image to see more detail.

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Old Drawings

The quality of these is rather low: they were among the first profiles I ever made. Although they're rather bad, I keep them posted here for sentimental reasons.

1. P-51D-30-NA (serial number 44-75024) of the Minnesota ANG.

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2. P-51H-1-NA serial KN987. This aircraft was the sole P-51H Mustang delivered to the RAF and tested at Boscombe Down.

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3. P-51D J-2113 of the Swiss Air Force. This aircraft was preserved and is on display in a Swiss museum.