Airfields Hangars and Runways

[Clave]

Just trying a new perspective on things...

 

[Clave]

All of these things I imagine will be some kind of 'pick-and-mix' so a bunch of planes could be requested then put in place for a final print...

 

[Aaron Brooks Wolters]

Interesting sir! If I may make a suggestion, what if you were to do one aircraft on the runway at ground level view, making it larger. Or maybe in front of the hangar. I don't know what the program will allow you to do though. Just a suggestion.

 

[Aaron Brooks Wolters]

Ok, I see what you're doing. Kinda like a map of the airfield. Similar to a recon photo.

 

[Clave]

I see the hanger, carrier or airfield etc. as a background only - the planes are the important part:

Here's a list of planes that are ready right now:

Current List:

Albatros D.V: Jasta 4, Jasta 5, Jasta 5, Jasta 4, Jasta 11, Jasta 4, Jasta 16b, Jasta 36, Jasta 28, Jasta 37, Jasta 40, Jasta 46,

Avro Lancaster: Argentina, 75 Sqn, 617 Sqn

Avro Vulcan 44 Sqn

Boulton-Paul Defiant: ASR 277 Sqn, FMk1 141 Sqn, FMk1 264 Sqn, NFMk1 307 Sqn

Bristol Blenheim: 82 Sqn

Chance-Vought Corsair: New Zealand, VF17, VMF111, VMF217

Dornier Do17Z: KG2, KG3, KG53

English Electric Lightning: 5 Sqn, 11 Sqn, 56 Sqn, 92 Sqn, 111 Sqn

Fairey Fulmar: 803 Sqn, 806 Sqn

Fokker DR.1: Jasta 2, Jasta 6, Jasta 7, Jasta 11, Jasta 13, Jasta 14, Jasta 15, Jasta 19, Jasta 26

Fokker D.VII: Finland, Jasta 2, Jasta 4, Jasta 6, Jasta 10, Jasta 11, Jasta 13

Gloster Gladiator: Finland

Hawker Hunter: 4 Sqn

Hawker Hurricane Mk I: 242 Sqn, 601 Sqn

Hawker Sea Hurricane Mk Ia: 801 Sqn

Hawker Typhoon: 168 Sqn

Heinkel He 111: KG1, KG53

Junkers Ju 87: StG2

Junkers Ju 88: KG77, LG1

Messerschmitt Bf 109E3: JG1, JG2, JG51

Messerschmitt Bf 110C: LG1, NJG4

North American P-51B Mustang: 5 FS, 55 FS, 84 FS, 355 FS, 368 FS, 370 FS, 374 FS,

North American P-51D Mustang: Australia, 4 FS

Republic P-47D Thunderbolt: Brazil, Chile, 146 Sqn, 23 FS

Supermarine Spitfire Mk I: 19 Sqn, 64 Sqn

Supermarine Seafire Mk II: 880 Sqn

 

[Clave]

There are a lot of things to think about, so I will pop a few more test pieces in here and see what the general view is...

 

[Clave]

Another hangar...

 

[Aaron Brooks Wolters]

Ahh, ok. Do we need to find some photos to go by?

 

[Clave]

Generic aircraft carrier - Large.

 

[Clave]

Ahh, ok. Do we need to find some photos to go by?

Can't hurt, but if the aircraft is from a common unit, then photos may not be needed.

 

[Aaron Brooks Wolters]

The more you do this, the I understand. I'm a little slow sometimes. Sorry.

 

[Clave]

Last concept - generic aircraft carrier - Small

 

[Clave]

All good - so I will wait and see what everyone thinks of the concept now.

By the way, here's what the planes look like at print size...

 

[fubar57]

I do like the British jets and my all time favorite carrier and it's associated aircraft is CV-64, U.S.S. Constellation. This is a great perspective Clave.

Geo

 

[Gnomey]

Interesting angle Clave! Looks great.

 

[Wurger]

 

[N4521U]

You do such incredible work Clave.......
Nice concepts all.

 

[herman1rg]

I'm always keen to see a change of perspective and I like what I've seen so far.

 

[Clave]

Here are the first production ones...

Desert Runway Kuwait 1968.

Two Kuwaiti Lightnings prepare to take off.

Desert Runway Kuwait 1968 by WS-Clave on deviantART

 

[Clave]

Carrier Akagi 1941.

The aircraft carrier Akagi launches the first wave against Pearl Harbor in 1941.

Aichi D3A 'Val' Mitsubishi A6M 'Zero' and Nakajima B5N 'Kate' are shown, being the dive-bombers, fighters, and torpedo bombers used in the attack.

Carrier Akagi 1941 by WS-Clave on deviantART