#biplanes

[planes-trains-and-automobiles-89]

Restored Naval Aircraft Factory N3N-3 biplane, commonly known as the "Yellow Peril" due to its distinctive color scheme used for training. 

Role: Primarily used as a trainer aircraft for the U.S. Navy and Marine Corps between 1937 and 1942. 

Unique Feature: Designed to operate as either a wheeled landplane or on a single central float for water landings. 

Construction: Unlike similar biplanes of the era, the N3N featured an all-metal structure covered in fabric. 

Engine: Powered by a Wright R-760 Whirlwind engine. 

[krumpkin]

De Havilland Tiger Moth ( 1930s ) 😁😁

[atomic-chronoscaph]

High Road to China (1983)

[spacenoirdetective]

Rudolph Belarski, cover art for "Wings: Fighting Aces of War", 1934

[nocternalrandomness]

Vintage British Biplanes displaying at the Shuttleworth October Flying Day

1938 Hawker Hind (bottom aircraft)

1937 Hawker Demon (top aircraft)

[stone-cold-groove]

The U.S. Navy Grumman FF.

[eliotrosewaters]

My top artists rendition are these detailed rendered trexes standing on pixels of something watching the meteor hit apparently right in front of them. They’re only really social with family. Fun afternoon at the (beach?) in Yucatán ruined by meteor. Years of nuclear winter to follow. One of the rendered birds looks like. A biplane. This world is beautiful and do is the scientist that made this with love in their heart. Love is real and it is found in a scientists art. Love for these dinosaurs. The tragedy in two watching together. They wouldn’t have had enough time to both turn to look at it in this way but this depiction shows the grief the artist feels for them in how they gave the dinosaurs a moment to see the catastrophe. To stand together watching the apocalypse. The earth would regrow but these two don’t know that. Here they have a respite together before the end of it all. That’s a moment they didn’t truly have.

[ymas00]