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They're all grown up!

Concorde by @captainhoers, go read up on @stardustinternational!

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An eternal mood.

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The Merge

"Diese verdammten Pferde... We underestimated their doctrine and their aircraft. They favored larger, heavier fighters; their main jet was a brute of a machine that left little to grace and elegance. Yet they stuck to our tails like glue, harried our formations - a strike package was useless when we're forced to jettison [our stores] early. BVR was certainly a thing, but their countermeasures worked as least as frequently as ours did, and a talon-fight was a coin-toss on who gets to go home to a hero's welcome, and who comes home in a box." -- Hpvg. Marcellus "Grinder" Gründer, on engaging Equestrian Air Force aircraft in close range, 1003 ====================================== Another scene inspired by the work of @guard-mod, particularly of the air war that was happening between during Pony-Griffon War of the early 1000s.

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"Love me a little less, why don't ya?"

What started off as a quick sketch exercise that became a reimagining of the last panel of this post from my good friend @kiwiplur's ask blog, @sundown-trotten.

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L'Aviateur For Kahas

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En Garde!

Over Hippogryphia (ca. 1007)

An Equestrian Air Force Epeé multirole fighter refuels amid combat air patrols to reinforce the Hippogryph front amidst the ongoing Pony-Gryphon conflict. With the air war attriting many of the EQAF's multirole fighters, aircraft such as the Epeé - a continuing update of C.207 Dagger (which lost in the EQAF's Lightweight Fighter Program before being sold to allies through the export market) - have been purchased from the military-industrial base outright to replenish ranks.

The Epeé boasts upgraded avionics, low-observability features, an uprated engine and conformal fuel tanks to extend range.

Set in the @asktheguardponies universe.

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“But Lyra, that kills people!”

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Remake of my first ever digitally colored piece. Original here.