My Favorite WWII Aircraft Wallpapers, by lesofprimus..... (1 Viewer)

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Some more. (there are still more!)
 

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Nice pics everybody!!! I have also more than 500 WWII Aviation Art pics but too lazy now to upload... :p

I usually use them for creating new Euroepan Air War mainscreens, as wallpaper, for www's, etc...

Check out my homepage/section mainscreens for some of those... ;)

BTW, Cheddar Cheese - I love your signature picture!!! Very cool!!!! 8)

S!
Pišíš
 
This is my favorite one even though it is not exactly quite a WW2 plane. I present you with the massive B-36 Peacemaker parked next to a B-29. Look at the size difference.
 

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It is a monster! Nice to see it next to a B-29 for size comparison. I remember when they built the AF museum in Ohio, they originally has the B-36 outside, then decided to move it inside. The doors in were definitely not big enough and they had to open up the side of the building to get it in there!
 
Hmm, only a P-51 and a Kurier-type aircraft missing there to won the World Press Photo... :lol:

But if you compare this one with nowadays civilian aircraft - she'd be a smaller sister.
 

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