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Published: 2014-02-25 18:04:41 +0000 UTC; Views: 5732; Favourites: 113; Downloads: 85
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My new work. I finished this at around 3:20 am, I was jet-lagged and could not sleep. Well, I guess it turned out well. If you like this and want to have a bigger print on your wall, let me know and I will direct you to the proper channels. Cheers!
"The first Mirage 2000 to go into service was the single-seat Mirage 2000CΒ interceptor , C stands for Chasseur (Fighter) variant.Β Dassault needed an order from the AdA to help promote foreign sales and, in 1993, the AdA decided to upgrade 37 of their existing Mirage 2000s to the 2000-5 specification as a stopgap before the arrival of the Rafale in AdA service. The upgraded aircraft were redesignated Mirage 2000-5F, and became operational in 2000." Wiki
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I'm speechless... The intricities in this work are profound.
Stunning aircraft and submission!!
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thank you so much
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so kind of you, muchas gracias amigo
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x3 is the truth
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This is a beautiful painting!Β Feels like it's going to jump out of the page.
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It's a Mirage 2000-5F because de C version have a pitot tube in the nose ( and many other things (; ).
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you might be right, I will double check
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^^ And, FYI, the Mirage 2000C can't fire MICA missiles ( FOX 3 capabilitie with MICA EM / FOX 2 with IR ) but FOX 1 with the Super-530D ( retired of service )Β
Otherwise, it's a good work!
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Ah, I see. Thank you.
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Thats an excellent airplane drawing! Love the sense of speed and motion you put into this one
I can swear I have seen this airplane in a war movie in the 80s or early 90s but cant remember the name of it :/
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thank you for liking it
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thank you. i'm glad you like it!
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The last Mirage, now was it? The M2000 series is actually a very versatily and widespread one, although it's now becoming rather long in the tooth.
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Indeed, they are old, but still very sweet
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Old but gold, isn't what they say?
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