On the eve of operational retirement in early
1991, Operation Granby (the RAF's designation
for Gulf War operations) brought forth the
ageing Victor to fly in support of allied sorties
into Kuwait and Iraq.
Of the eight Victors involved in Granby, six
gained colourful and risqué nose art (courtesy
of Cpl. Andy Price of 55 Squadron) and were
named after crew chief's wives and/or
girlfriends.
Refuelling not only RAF aircraft, but also other
allied aircraft including US Navy types, the
Victor put in sterling service as usual.   
Copyright C Caple
Gulf Moon Rendezvous

Each of the Signature Series
is printed on 16" x 11" x  190 grams
high texture paper in its original ratio size and if
required cut to size .

The Signature Series print layout has no titles or
frames only the artists signature
and print issue number.

All of the Signature Series Print Editions are of
only 100 prints .      

To ensure that your Plane Crazy Artwork pieces
remain collectible in the future all of the  
Signature Series are only produced up to the
original stated production run number.
At the end of this run the image will not be
reproduced onto this format or size again
thereby maintaining each Artworks originality.

All of the Plane Crazy Artwork range are
dispatched in protective canisters by mail
with postage charge  inclusive in the final cost of
purchase.



@£45 each
including  post & pack