Classic Wings Vol.21 #4 (2014)
 
The post Classic Fighters Airshow edition is not surprisingly heavy on this aerial spectacular and focuses particularly on a couple of the many highlights- the V-1 Flying Bomb and the debut of the Spitfire Mk XIV, this complimented by John Lamont’s test flight report and some exclusive and stunning air to air photography. Another of the highlights of CF 15 is the sight of no less than seven Fokker Triplanes and in an in-depth article the Editor describes the harrowing journey to add another to the flock. Staying at Omaka there is also an update on another more modern fighter- the syndicate owned Yak-9V which is well on the way from conversion from a Yak-11 trainer. To the Golden Age - and the completion of our look at the Mystery Ship, with a comprehensive pilot’s report of this classic racer. On the subject of Mysteries – our teaser from the previous issue is described and we reveal that the future of the Finnish Myrsky fighter is looking much brighter as at least one example makes a comeback.
 
Classic Wings was created in 1994 as the culmination of many years of wanting to see a vintage/warbird magazine that was created for owners, restorers, pilots as well as enthusiasts of these machines, by people who are themselves participants at all levels of these activities.
 
Single magazine in Fair to Good Condition