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Published: 2012-02-11 07:58:18 +0000 UTC; Views: 18781; Favourites: 692; Downloads: 0
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WW2 Seaplanes in a ficitonal universe. A commision for Lionel23.Related content
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There's a PBY Catalina, Hellcat, Martin Mars, *looks up* Wait hold the phone what the f-?
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I can only imagine: Β Star Wars (but with WWII Aircraft)!
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Few people know how much the PBY's played in WWII and makes me miss my grandfather all to much. Nice work on it.
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Sorry, did not get a chance to comment.
This is a stirring picture, there is something here that is just heroic, majestic, powerful, strong.
This is a fantastic piece of art. One of these days I will try to emulate this.
Should be proud sir, I would be.
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Thanks mate. Your comment made me smile ;
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Reminds me of Miyazaki.
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Maybe if you tweaked the outlines -getting some distance from the familiar contours-
you could produce some more suspension of disbelief.
Little details, like an open bulbous cockpit, or a fixed landing gear on the Jug
Or the PBY nacelle filled with perspex windows
Nice trajectory on the MG fire btw!
Other than that,very nice !!
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Thanks for the visit sir Kazak!
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That looks a lot like a modern H. Hughes "Spruce Goose," or should I call this the "Iron Albatross" lol.
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Heh, its actually based on the JRM Mars seaplane..
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Its an airship actually 
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Fly Fatass!
Great stuff Martin, nice to see you uploading
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lol, that would be a better title
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....so badass....makes me think of Don Karnage and his air pirates....X3
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This image is truly awesome seeing some beautiful classics flying like that. You did a great job giving an almost photorealistic finish to the image and having the planes appear "in your face" makes you feel like you're in the action. Keep it up!
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That was my intention, glad it works
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You're welcome. I'll be watching this set of drawings in the future.
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