Me-262 Profiles

[Gnomey]

Excellent stuff as usual Clave!

 

[Wayne Little]

Very Nice Clave!

 

[Thorlifter]

Cool as always Clave.

 

[Clave]

Many thanks - and time to move on...

 

[ccheese]

Really great, Clave. You should put out a warbird calendar.

Charles

 

[Clave]

Oh - good call! I had better get busy

I had a couple of ideas:

1: Luftwaffe only - say from 1936 - 1945 covering Arado biplanes to Me-262 etc.

2: Or 'Dog fight doubles' with two per page - say Spitfire/109 then P-51/Fw-190 sorta thing...

 

[Matt308]

The latter sounds awesome!

 

[mudpuppy]

Ohhh, the calendar idea sounds really good to me too. The "doubles" would probably appeal to a broader group of people, but what about one focused a specific theater? Say the ETO, PTO, or Ostfront for example.

Thanks. MP

 

[SoD Stitch]

Great job Clave whats the last one

I love your work, Clave; keep it up!

Not to derail this thread, but a couple of 1a/U4's were built toward the end of the War, and one was even captured by Watson's Whizzers, but didn't survive the flight to France, crashing in Jersey. In theory, one hit from the 50mm shell was sufficient to bring down a heavy bomber, even a B-17.

 

[Venganza]

deviantART Shop: Me 262 EJG2 2

Beautiful work, Clave! I went to the site above and checked out your work. I love the Bulgarian Avia B.135. I'm a bit of a computer artist myself, nothing in your league, but I stick to 3-D work, especially Science-Fiction. The great thing about sci-fi work is nobody can tell you that your swastika is 2cm too far to the right, or some other such nonsense. I'm sure you're aware what great sticklers we airplane aficionados are about accuracy. At any rate keep up the great work (how about some IL-2's?).

Venganza

 

[Lucky13]

Superb work mate! Love the calendar as well, dogfight doubles sounds great!