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Painting l did in 2019.
Two lesser-known fighters that flew with the French Air Force in 1940. The Arsenal VG-33 and the Caudron C.714.
Gouache on paper 42 x 29 cm
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Painting l did in 2019.
Two lesser-known fighters that flew with the French Air Force in 1940. The Arsenal VG-33 and the Caudron C.714.
Gouache on paper 42 x 29 cm
@petehill854 via X
The cover illustration by Masao Satake for my book,
" The Infamous Aircraft of the World Vol.11". The same C.714 No.6 of GC.I/145 is now shot down by a Bf109E.
@Mossie633 via X
Caudron C.714 a french light fighter aircraft just before WW2.
@ILwheels via X
The Caudron C.714, a magnificent 1938 fighter with the lines of a racing plane. It was the most advanced French light fighter in the search for a low cost compatible with war production. unfortunately, too fragile and poorly armed, it did not last long in the French air force.
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