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As the famous LEMB is now closed, some members needed the fill the void. And so the Luftwaffe Research Group was born. It enrolled some very knowledgeable former posters to investigate, answer, explain anything Luftwaffe related during 1933-1945. Link to the forum Luftwaffe Research Group

Username: CommanderBounds First name: Sam Category: Beginner Scale: 1/72 Manufacturer: HobbyCraft (Idea Models) Model Type: Junkers Ju 87G Addons: None. Just scratchbuilding. Before I say anything about the kit I would like to thank Fubar57 for sending in the model to me! Thanks Geo...

I finally got this one done: My 190 D-9 painting. I had a lot of help getting some of the details correct thanks to the aviation art groups on Facebook, but it's not too late to make revisions and I know some of you could probably point out a thing or two. I welcome that! Thanks to my...

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.