The prices on these pieces of art vary tremendously. Some are limited editions, some are signed by the artist and/or P-38 Aces/pilots. Click on the "Details" button for prices.

Fighter Two - Guadalcanal

Jim Laurier

A P‑38 Lightning flown by 339th Fighter Squadron commanding officer John Mitchell lands on Guadalcanal's "Fighter Two" airstrip, from which the 339th launched the top-secret mission to intercept the Mitsubishi GM41 "Betty" carrying Japanese Admiral Isoruko Yamamoto (the architect of the Pearl Harbor attack) on April 18, 1943.

This 32"x 23", limited edition, numbered print is signed by the artist and by four 339th Fighter Squadron, 347th Fighter Group, aces: Bill Harris (16 victories), John Mitchell (8, flight leader and navigator on Yamamoto mission), Rex Barber (5, credited with shooting down Yamamoto's aircraft) and George Chandler (5).

Lightning

Don Feight

Dick Bong in his famous P‑38 Lightning picks his way home through some very nasty weather. Hoping to avoid a lightning strike, Bong races for that patch of clear sky that all pilots seek.

28"x 22". Print is signed by the artist.

P-38 Data Poster

Ted Williams

This fact-filled poster includes a large three-view drawing of the P-38 Lightning "Pudgy V".

Illustrations of five historically significant P‑38s with details of their markings; 3‑view drawings; specifications; and brief commentary on the Lightning's development and features. It's as informative as it is decorative! 24"x 18".

Massacre Off Cape Bon

Marii Chernev

On April 10, 1943, 25 P‑38 Lightnings from the 1st Fighter Group decimate a flight of fifty German Ju 52 transports - woefully under-protected by fifteen Macchi MC-200 and Fw 190 escorts - ferrying men and material to Rommel's Afrika Korps in Tunisia. 25"x 18".

Metal Sign - Bikini Version

Features a P‑38 with a sultry pin-up girl of the type that inspired so much World War II nose art.

This 24-gauge steel sign is hand distressed to create the look and feel of aged metal and paint.

18"x 12"; includes mounting holes.

Risque Version

P-38 Lightning Wall Unit

The ultimate addition to any World War II buff's collection, the front portion of this P‑38 hangs on the wall to create the illusion that it's crashing into the room!

Made of durable resin, it features a realistic nose with Browning M2 machine gun tips, propellers, and authentic markings. 20" wide and 6" deep.

Touched by Lightning

Robert Bailey

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Print

In May, 1944, P‑38 Lightnings of the 402nd Fighter Squadron, 370th Fighter Group, led by Capt. Cy Coenen and his wingman, make a bombing pass over a German munitions train near Koblenz, Germany.

34"x 24". Limited edition, numbered print is signed by the artist and by Capt. Coenen.

P-38 Lightning 1/72 Die Cast Model
A replica of "Vivacious Virgin II," a P‑38 Lightning flown out of England in World War II by Lt. Ian B. Mackenzie of the USAAF's 370th Fighter Group.

This 1/72 scale, die cast Witty Sky Guardians model features textured surfaces; a glazed canopy and a pilot figure, nose-mounted machine guns and ten HVARs (High Velocity Aircraft Rockets) on wing-mounted "Christmas tree" launch racks, rotating propellers, extended landing gear, authentic USAAF markings, including "Vivacious Virgin" nose art; and more.

8½" wingspan; includes a display stand.