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Aviation art has a very small following. You may be lucky and find a buyer. Just tell them they pay shipping, give them an estimate of the cost.

What a great way to finish off your illustration.

An excellent looking profile, Jennings.

Very nicely done, FT.

Thanks for leaving a comment FT. I know what you mean, I'm kind of getting that way myself.

youngtiger1, that was his tally. SBARC, I didn't know that, interesting history.

The ill fated Avro CF-105 Arrow.

Flying Tiger Ace, Chuck Older.

Thanks, crackerjazz. Drawing in vector or digital painting is the same as traditional. Once you've set the composition it's chipped in stone, unless you start from the scratch again. It is easier to correct mistakes, though.

Thanks so much, Steve. AFG, the last prints I did were in the 30 inch size which seemed to work out well. Thanks again for the interest.

You live pretty close to me AFM, I'm on Vancouver Island. As far as prints go, I'm sorry, I don't do them anymore. It just wasn't worth the time required for the number sold. It's just a way to spend some spare time now.

Thanks for the nice comment, AlienFrogModeller. They were an interesting idea in their time.

A Japanese I400 submarine launches one of it's Seirans.

A trio of Miles aircraft.

Thanks Lothar, the Spitfire wing was a thing of beauty.

Everything changes very quickly now. The changes that have taken place in technology over the last 20years are mind boggling. Too quick for old guys like me to keep up with.

Hey Mark, how are things? This was an awesome piece of work.

Thanks polo1112 for your kind comment. Much appreciate it.

Thanks for taking a look exhausted. I'll have another look at the head tilt. Just the red yellow tones for this one. Check Six, thanks for the kind words. GreyGhost, appreciate the comments. I think Boyington dealt with a lot of demons in life, the main one being alcohol.

Medal of Honor winner Greg Boyington posing in front of his Corsair "Lucybelle" for a PR shoot. Drawn in vector with some digital painting.

Two illustrations, Miles Magister with articulated wing and a Short Type 184 torpedo bomber created to look like old post cards.

Spitfires doing what they do best.

The Morane Saulnier N in French colours.

Nicely done AP, you've captured the speed element well.

I liked this piece of work of yours, Mark. One of the very best Apollo paintings I've seen.