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Hello everyone: I am new to this forum and would like to apologize for having to make my first post on such a topic. Also please let me know if I am posting it on the wrong forum. I was just at a gun show, where self proclaimed Luftwaffe fighter pilot (with 5 kills) Gottfried Dulias had a table...

My latest book, THE DECISIVE DUEL: SPITFIRE VS. 109, published by Little, Brown, is now available in hardcover and paperback editions at bookstores throughout the UK, as well as from on-line sources including Amazon.Com. The Decisive Duel: Spitfire vs 109: Amazon.co.uk: David Isby: Books...

Aviation artwork of Ron Cole ColesAircraft.com

Set in 1943-1944, FALL EAGLE ONE (Amazon.com: FALL EAGLE ONE eBook: Warren Bell, Thomas Bell: Kindle Store) features aerial combat, Eastern Front Action, German special forces, trans-Atlantic assassination flights, Allied codebreaking at Bletchley Park, and intrigue at the highest levels of the...

Here's a diorama of a Bf 110G-4 with serials and werk number for Luftwaft Nachtjagd pilot Heinz Vinke, II./NJG1 1944. KIA on 26/02/1944 along with his crew BF (Unteroffizier) Uffz Rudolf Dunger and BS Uffz Rudolf Walter by F/Lt Lallemand and F/O George Hardy, both of 198 Squadron and flying...

Hi Chaps Just thought I'd draw the attention of Luftwaffe Modellers to a new self published book by a member of the LEMB forum Sinisa Sestanovic. Filled with superb highly accurate artwork and 20 years of study will ensure that modellers now have a definative reference work for their models.

Old release

I'm not a new artist, but I'm new to the aviation art scene. These are a few of my limited edition releases, each series of between 15 and 50 have been autographed by noteworthy veterans or aces. I specialize in what hasn't already been done - especially Japanese WW2 subjects.

I'm not a new artist, but I'm new to the aviation art scene. These are a few of my limited edition releases, each series of between 15 and 50 have been autographed by noteworthy veterans or aces. I specialize in what hasn't already been done - especially Japanese WW2 subjects.

Although the original has been sold I have uploaded this as an example of how little subject matter you can have to still make an exciting painting. Imagine (as I did) I was a young boy standing on a dune watching these two come towards me!

A photo of an oil on canvas on two ME109s being pursued at a dangerously low level by ywo RAF Spitfires. It may not have been sensioble or possible to fly this low, but I claim artists licence.

This photo is of a painting I have just finished (oil on board 5' x 3') which gives a very large aerial perspective and space for the subject an ME109.