Los dibujos de Armagedoncan

Putting a pencil on your picture doesn't prove it's a drawing, I'm sure it's a photo!
Joking apart, all I can say is: perfect as usual. jy

EXCELLENT ! Very impressive drawing... as usual

Bernard

Thanks!!

Me gusta mucho este typo de trabajo, señor !

Razorback One-O-Wonder driver !

I got 7 named pocket checklists from a former Arkansas ANG pilot, same unit. He was contemporary of him.


I also remember Robin Olds on Facebook.

Calot 335 a écrit:

Me gusta mucho este typo de trabajo, señor !

Razorback One-O-Wonder driver !

I got 7 named pocket checklists from a former Arkansas ANG pilot, same unit. He was contemporary of him.


I also remember Robin Olds on Facebook.

Hello Calot 335. Thanks for your comment too.

In Facebook, I was talking with an aerial camera Repairman on the RF-101C, that he was working at Toul-Rosieres (France). He was contemporary of him, too.



Regards

Hello everyone. News! Regards


Drawing commissioned for a former USAF pilot.


Drawing commissioned for a former USAF worker.


Today I finished a new drawing. It is not an order from customers, therefore it is available for sale. I hope you like it. Regards.
e-mail: dibujosconhistoria@gmail.com

Major George Preddy, USAAF (February 5, 1919 – December 25, 1944) was a United States Army Air Forces officer during World War II and an American ace credited with 26.83 enemy air-to-air kills, ranking him as the top P-51 Mustang ace of World War II and sixth on the list of all-time highest scoring American aces.

Wonderful job again. The pilot's head of your first draw look a little bit small, no ?

Bazoom a écrit:

Wonderful job again. The pilot's head of your first draw look a little bit small, no ?

Thanks. Look like small but he is very tall, 2,00 meters!!

Photo: https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=1820694154870083&set=p.1820694154870083&type=3&theater

Wahou, not for a small plane...

Very nice drawings, can you post a pic without the pencils ? that would be a nice piece for the main page of the forum.

V.

Armagedoncan a écrit:

I hope you like it.

How could we not ?!!
Really great job again, as usual !
I like the idea of the subtle touches of color here and there in the first drawing

Congratulations, Maestro !

Dilou .

Fabulous drawings! Wow!

wonderfull !

Cool

Merci!!!
New work to a regular client in USA. I hope you like it. Portrait: Don Blakeslee.


Regards

Amazingly detailed!
Bravo!

Hello guys! More drawings. I hope you are so well! Regards.

So nice !!!

I especially like the third one ( Harrier )

Gilles .

dilou27 a écrit:

So nice !!!

I especially like the third one ( Harrier )

Gilles .

Thank you! That drawing was commissioned by a Spanish military pilot (recently retired). Antonio Ruibérriz de Torres was a Naval Air Wing Commander, 1000 men and women under his command in a fleet of 62 aircrafts. Principal of Naval Aviation School and Head of Airport in the Naval Air Station of Rota. Defence Attache to Norway, Sweden and Finland. Director of the Naval Museum Torre del Oro
I had to merge two photographs and make a single drawing, thus remembering two different moments. A pre-flight check (nice photo) and an emergency during a training flight (problem with fuel). The emergency happened near Gibraltar, and the Harrier had to land there, generating an international problem, just as Hispano-English relations were not very good, due to disputes related to the sovereignty of Gibraltar. Finally, the authorities verified the technical problem and the Harriers returned to the airport in the Naval Air Station of Rota (Spain).

Armagedoncan a écrit:

The landscape is the rock of Gibraltar?

Hello friends! Yes, it is the rock and Gibraltar airport. It was a emergency landing. Regards.

I'm always impressed!

Thank you! I´m glad you like it! Regards.

Great work sir!

Very impressive drawings ! The pilot with his P-51 is really fantastic ! Congrats