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Cover your Office and Home with these Beautiful Aviation Art Prints, Airplane Pictures and Airplane Posters.Why do we need Aviation Art and Airplane Pictures? Airplane posters and Aviation art not only beautify your office and home, they also inspire others and promote aviation. I once read that you can tell a lot about a person by what kind of books they have and don't have. This is also true with Aviation Art and Airplane Posters. You also know a person by what kind of pictures that they have on their walls. Aviation Art and Airplane Posters show your interest in technology and your intelligence capability. This art gallery page has a lot of aviation art and airplane posters with beautiful airplane pictures too. Look at this art page and the other pages in this art gallery to see a great collection for your home, office or shop. |
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Aircraft Art Prints, Pictures and PostersAll prices are subject to change without notice |
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Flight
Doug Nielson. A student in a
Piper J-3 Cub flares for a landing on a grass strip,
Victory Airport, 1944. What could be more nostalgic? 1000
S/N by artist. 24"x 30" print.
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| P-38J Lightning Drawing Doug Kinsley. The most recognizable fighter of WWII. This P-38 Lightning of the 15th Air Force stands ready on a ramp in the Mediterranean theater during 1944. 2000 S/N by artist. 27"x 15" print.
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Pair of Aces
Stokes. The two top-scoring American aces of WWII, Richard Bong and Tom McGuire,
are depicted here in their
P-38 Lightnings. Both of these highly decorated
aces were killed before the war's end. 16"x 11½" limited edition
print.
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| Hostile
Sky
Robert Taylor. A P-38 in combat with an FW-190 over Europe. 1250
S/N by artist, two P-38 and two Luftwaffe aces. 25"x 34½" print.
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| Coming
in Over the Estuary
Robert Taylor. P-38 Lightnings of the 364th Fighter Group cross the English coastal
village of Bosham, returning from a low-level strike over France, summer
of 1944. 1,250 S/N by artist and five P-38 aces. 33½"x 25" print.
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Conquest
Nicolas Trudgian. Colonel O.B. Johnson, 422nd Night Fighter Squadron brings down an
FW-190, October, 1944 with his
P-61 Black Widow. 600
S/N by artist and four aces. 33"x 23½" print.
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Missiles
Poster 53 missiles and rockets from around the world shown in proportion
to one another. 26¾"x 38½" poster.
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War II Aircraft
Poster Airplane Pictures. Accurate color profiles of 30 famous Allied and Axis aircraft of
World War II. 38½"x 26¾" poster.
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One Home
Rendel. At Pensacola's Correy Field, in 1942, an SNJ-3 cadet pilot finds
home base and his anxious instructor at the end of a stormy day. Limited
edition of 500, S/N by artist. 28"x 22" print.
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Passage
Ross Buckland. Bush flying at its finest with a Beaver coming in for a landing.
26"x
16" print.
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There's
a very good reason to build airplane models
and that is when you build a model you learn. You learn about aircraft
components, airplane types, aviation history, reading plans, blueprints,
types of glue and gluing techniques, paints, paint brush types, different
types of paints, decals and a lot more.
When you build a model you are building your future. You are preparing for that technical job of the future. You are learning about technology and manufacturing just like the engineers who build the high performance aircraft today. Many of these engineers started out by building models and when you're putting you're model together you can feel the strength it gives you, just like the aviation engineers. And at the same time you are making the dream of your future come true. Just look at what happens when you complete a model. Your model is placed on a shelf or hung from the ceiling, not thrown into a box and treated like one of those junk toys. Models really are something better than just a toy, they are like a trophy which shows your dedication to work and detail. |
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