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Battle Of Britain Hawker Hurricane PZ865 by Rob Gaunt

[yuambient]

Aichi E13A 'Jake' Reconnaissance Seaplane Sketch

An energetic sketch of the Type 0 Observation Seaplane Model 11 (Aichi E13A, Allied code name 'Jake'). This aircraft was a staple long-range reconnaissance floatplane used by the Imperial Japanese Navy during World War II. The style captures the machine's complexity and movement.

零式観測機11型のスケッチ

零式観測機11型（愛知E13A、連合軍コードネーム「ジェイク」）のエネルギッシュなスケッチ。この機体は、第二次世界大戦中に日本海軍が使用した主要な長距離偵察用水上機でした。複雑さと動きを感じさせるタッチで描かれています。

[yuambient]

Aichi F1M2 "Pete" Seaplane Model - Ambient Monochrome Style

This is the completed Aichi F1M2 Type Zero Observation Seaplane Model 11 ("Pete"). The Ambient Painting style emphasizes the delicate, complex structure of this Imperial Japanese Navy (IJN) biplane. Using a near-monochromatic palette, the paintwork leverages subtle light and shadow to create a profound sense of atmosphere and historical depth.

零式観測機11型 モデル - アンビエント・モノクローム

旧日本海軍の**零式観測機11型（Aichi F1M2）**の完成作品です。アンビエント塗りによって、機体の精密な構造と、水上機特有の優美さが際立っています。単色調でありながら、光の当たり方で表情を変えるこの塗装法が、歴史ある複葉機の存在感を深く表現しています。

[joaus]

Printed in 30x40 cms (11.81" x 15.75") High res. High details, Canson / Hahnemühle 300 gms. Delivery anywhere, other models on request, ask for price.

[monkeyssalad-blog]

Hawker Hurricane I At Duxford Battle Of Britain Show by Rob Gaunt

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The Battle Of Britain Avro Lancaster Bomber Displaying At Duxford's Battle Of Britian Show. by Rob Gaunt

[checksix]

Corsairs at the ready in case any Mitsubishi Zeros show up! #warbirds #airplanesarecool #eaa #airventure #ww2aircraft #pilotlife #dreamairplane #beautifulairplane (at Wittman Regional Airport) https://www.instagram.com/p/CgfhtEWLCGL/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[coberasfumantes]

Once a b17 was nearly shot down, but a man named Franz Stigler escorted the plane to Britain both risking his life and losing an iron cross. After the war him and one of the b17’s pilots became friends now there is a song named, “No Bullets Fly” about them by the band Sabaton