Latest Flight Artworks images have a D-Day theme
My most recent D-Day related image experiments with depicting the visible shockwave from a bomb dropped by a Hawker Typhoon in Normandy in 1944.
Special 460 Squadron coins flown in BBMF Lancaster
Twelve 460 Squadron commemorative coins were flown on the BBMF’s Lancaster, PA474, to mark its new port side livery as AR-L for Leader.
Mid-air collision between Lancaster bombers
The whirling, 13ft diameter propellers on a Lancaster bomber in flight make an awesome power saw if applied to another Lanc . . .
The search for the Lancaster bagpipes kangaroo artist
Researching the background to BBMF Lancaster PA474’s new identity as W5005, AR-L of 460 Squadron (RAAF).
Flight Artworks RAF Memorial Flight depictions unveiled
Three more recent commissions of mine have now been published in full colour and are available as prints.
Desert camouflage Spitfire EN152
My latest picture features a dusty, desert-coloured Spitfire IXc – and a yellow herring.
EXCLUSIVE: Two new paint schemes for BBMF Lancaster
The Battle of Britain Memorial Flight’s Lancaster, PA474, will have not one but two new paint schemes following its winter service.
Here’s one I made earlier: silver Spitfire PR Mk XIX PS852 – or is it PS915?
The new RAF Battle of Britain Memorial Flight Visitor Guide plops on to my doormat containing one of my pictures: silver Spitfire PS852.
A Mk I Spitfire and a PR Mk XIX silver Spitfire: my latest Flight Artworks
Colchester, 15 September 2015 The house and office move mentioned in the Preface to my first book was completed relatively painlessly as these things go, although the unpacking and decluttering took longer than I had… A Mk I Spitfire and a PR Mk XIX silver Spitfire: my latest Flight Artworks
A close-up look at the Battle of Britain Memorial Flight
High Wycombe, 2 Dec 2014 I was standing next to a World War Two Spitfire while one of the few modern pilots lucky enough to have flown it recounted how the engine had emptied of oil… A close-up look at the Battle of Britain Memorial Flight