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Josef 'Pips' Priller and his wingman (Sgt. Wodarczyk) were the only Luftwaffe aircraft to strafe the Normandy beaches on D-Day, navigating the tightest fighter screen in history. On 6 June 1944 (D-Day), Priller, accompanied by his wingman, made a single strafing pass attack on Sword Beach in their Focke-Wulf Fw 190 A-8s. This performance was first brought to the world's attention by the 1959 book (shortly followed by the film) 'The Longest Day'. Contrary to popular belief, Priller and his wingman were not the only Luftwaffe forces to attack the beachhead that day. Both Luftwaffe Hauptmann (Captain) Helmut Eberspächer, leading a ground-attack four-plane element of Fw 190s of Schnellkampfgeschwader 10 (which downed a quartet of RAF Avro Lancasters at 05 01 over the invasion area), and the Luftwaffe bomber wing Kampfgeschwader 54 made several attacks on the British beachheads on D-Day. Priller flew 1, 307 combat missions to claim 101 victories. All his victories were recorded over the Western Front and consisted of 11 USAAF heavy bombers, 68 Spitfires (the highest Luftwaffe ace's tally for this type), 11 Hurricanes, five medium bombers and five USAAF fighters. In this scene he flies the Focke-Wolf Fw 190, aptly named the InchButcher BirdInch by allied pilots, this aircraft was one of the best aircraft of World War II. Keith Burns is an award winning aviation artist and commercial illustrator. He has illustrated comics for the past decade with Johnny Red being the most recent. In 2012 he joined the Guild of Aviation Artists. In 2015 he won the Messier Dowty award for best acrylic painting in show, in 2016 he was made a full member of the Guild, had his first solo exhibition at the RAF Club in London and won Aviation Painting of the Year. He is currently illustrating the Ladybird WW2 series written by James Holland. 1000 pieces, Weight 750g, Jigsaw size 68. 3cm x 48cm, B

The little bear cubs play follow the leader down the tree logs as they head towards the cold rushing water flowing down the "Mountain Cascade" in this 1000 piece puzzle by Mark Keathley. Cobble Hill puzzles are manufactured using the finest inks, premium grade blue board, linen paper, and the most endearing images. Our puzzles feature interesting random-shaped pieces - which are a departure from the more traditional predictable pieces found in most puzzles. No two pieces are alike. We also include a handy poster, making it easier for multiple people to work on the puzzle at the same time. We use quality linen print paper that gives the puzzle a luxurious look and feel. Not only does it look elegant, but it also works to reduce the glare by dispersing the light across the cross hatches much better than a smooth paper finish. We're environmentally friendly in that we use vegetable-based inks, and the cardboard is made from recycled material. Puzzles are sealed in shrink wrap. The box is thick and sturdy, so it can stand the test of time. The Cobble Hill Puzzle Company was founded in 2005 with a desire to bring quality puzzles with a loving, whimsical, and nostalgic feel to jigsaw puzzle enthusiasts and novices.

This 1000-puzzle features artwork from the iconic 1967 album Sgt Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band. The 8th studio album from The Beatles, critically lauded as bridging the divide between music and high art, it features one of the most memorable album cover designs of all time. This collector grade 1000 piece puzzle features a twist- A-side/B-side double sided-printing, featuring different original album artwork on either side. Play the album on and see how much you can assemble before the last notes of A Day In The Life play out.