I did this cartoon for a writer named Hans Halberstadt. It’s called “Ace Photographer.” See the connection(s)?
Neat cartoon. I love recce birds, but my taste runs a bit more modern.
Darwin, O.F. [alien]
funny a guy flying and taking photographs at the same time
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Albert Einstein
I know not with what weapons World War III will be fought, but World War IV will be fought with sticks and stones.
(great words from a great man)
Blackcat
Cool! [:p]
That’s all I build is recce aircraft. It doesn’t matter what era, from WW 1 to present.
Larry Engesath
Phormer Photo Phantom Phixer
Blackcat…what does your quote from Einstein have to do with this subject ?
Thats what I was wondering??? LOL[;)]
Hey MBT70,
Very cool indeed my friend. From planning to drawing, whats the time frame?? knowing what will be involved.
Flaps up, Mike
Step 1. Pencil drawing - 45 minutes
Step 2 . Inking - One hour
Step 3. Scanning and color rendering in Photoshop - 30 minutes
Total 2 hours, 15 minutes
And thanks for the good words!
I believe that’s his sig taglne…just not separated from the rest…
And yes, indeed a fine job of spoofing the clunky, but oddly beautiful, old Halberstadt bipe. Makes me want to build one. I saw a great multi-media Haberstadt kit on the Copper State web site, I think it was.
TOM
Always fun to see people’s drawings of planes. You should do more, it’s a nice change of pace!
Indeed I shall … perhaps my favorite muse, the Pfalz D-III. And I do believe I have a brace of more modern types in my portfolio if you’ll suffer along with my scribblings …
Here’s a batch of my scribblings I hope you find amusing …
The Wobbly Goblin …
Gooney Bird …
Rhino …
the Herky Bird …
and finally, the Warthog.
Fabulous work on the drawings. I am always eager to see more.
Darwin, O.F. [alien]
Man, I’d love to see the RA-5C done up!! (of RVAH-9 ca.1965-66)
These are great pics!!
Eddie
Hey great artwork! You have a real talent there, I love the Rhino, Brilliant!
Darren.