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WW1 Aircraft Art => Paintings/Drawings/CGI of WW1 aircraft => Topic started by: RussellSmith on February 21, 2014, 05:56:08 AM
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Introduced into service during the final weeks of the war, the Snipe was last Sopwith production aircraft to see service during the war. Featuring a 220 hp Bentley BR.2 rotary engine, cutout upper wing center section and double bay wings, the Snipe was a rugged aircraft that performed well in combat.
This particular aircraft, E8050, was flown by Capt. E.R. King of No. 4 Sq. AFC. King scored his final 8 victories of the war in this aircraft.
Snipe Fury
18" x 9"
oil on linen
(http://i45.photobucket.com/albums/f83/aeroart/Snipe-Fury_zps60500afc.jpg)
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Well, you already know what I think about your work Russell and this is another beauty.
Best wishes
Nigel
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Well, you already know what I think about your work Russell and this is another beauty.
Best wishes
Nigel
...and he knows what I think, too!
Superb!!
vB ;)
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Russel,
Very Impressive work as always! I really like this one composition is awesome!
RAGIII
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Great art once again!!!!
Steve
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Exquisite artwork Russell. I especially admire the look of movement of the turning propeller. Masterly done!
Kind regards
Patrick
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Beautiful once again, Russell. Like all of your in flight portrayals it's got "movement", just lovely!
Cheers,
Lance
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Awesomeness!!!