LOW PASS FOR THE HOMEFOLK

Against a majestic backdrop of the Alps, a pair of Me109s make a low pass over a farm in southern Germany, captivating the on-lookers below them.

Whilst on a trip to Garmisch, Germany, artist Bill Phillips and his wife discovered a war memorial on a hillside, surrounded by framed photographs of local young men who had been killed in WWII. 

Bill's imagination started to run wild and develop a story of one young man who joined the Luftwaffe and learned to fly fighters. One day, early in the war, the boy and a friend buzzed the home valley in their Bf109’s before they headed off to battle.

Released in 1991 and selling out almost immediately, this iconic print is considered a 'must' for Luftwaffe collectors!