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A huge selection of Aviation Art, Famous Airplane Paintings by Famous American Painters and Contemporary Painters.Aviation Art Paintings by famous American Painters and Contemporary Painters 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. |
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F-16 Fighting Falcon Aviation Art Books, Models, Movies All prices are subject to change without notice |
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| Greetings
from the Wolfpack
Keith Ferris. Aviation Art Print The F-16s powered by the GE F110 have the exceptional reliability
and durability to make the "Wolfpack" the world's most operable fighter.
450
S/N by artist. 30"x 20½" print.
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| Thunder
in the Canyon
William Phillips. Poster The USAF Thunderbirds aerobatic team - flying their F-16s - soar
over the Grand Canyon in graceful flight. From a painting in the National
Air and Space Museum. 34"x 27" poster.
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| Lockheed
F-16C Fighting Falcon
Liebmann. Poster One of today's most nimble fighters is shown ready for action at
Hancock Field, NY. F-16C is from the New York ANG, 138th FS, 174th
Fighter Wing. 24"x 18" poster.
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Aviation
Art Prints measure approx.12"x16.5"(297mm x 420mm) and are printed on 240gsm
card.
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| Thirsty
Falcons
Stan Stokes. Aviation Art Print USAF F-16s are being refueled by a KC-135 high over the American
desert. 16"x 11½" signed and numbered limited
edition print.
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Phantom
Tony Wedell. Aviation Art During an Alpha strike against the Haiphong railyards, just southeast
of Hanoi, Lt. Randy Cunningham and Lt. J.G. Willie Driscoll would
become the first American aces of the Vietnam War with their third, fourth,
and fifth kills. 23"x 19" print.
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| Budweiser
01, "Magnum"
Tim McGovern. Aviation Art Print F-4G Wild Weasels attack Al Taqaddum Airfield in Iraq during Operation
Desert Storm. 27"x 20" print.
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| Launch
at Sundown
Philip West. Aviation Art Print This dramatic, colorful painting catches the moment as an F-4B of
VF-111 - the Sundowners - launches from the deck of the USS Coral Sea in
the Gulf of Tonkin in 1972. Limited edition
of 500 signed and numbered by the artist. 27"x 19¾" print.
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F6F Hellcat Aviation Art Books, Models, Movies |
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And
Now the Trap
William S. Phillips. Aviation Art Print F6F Hellcats returning to the aircraft carrier USS Hornet after a
routine patrol. 850 S/N by artist. 23½"x 33"
print.
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Now the Trap
William S. Phillips. F6F Hellcats returning to the aircraft carrier USS Hornet after a
routine patrol. 850 S/N by artist. 23½"x 33"
print.
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Scramble
for the Marianas
Trudgian. 1,000 piece jigsaw puzzle. Seen hurtling off the deck of the U.S.S. Lexington is the F6F
Hellcat of Lt. Alex Vraciu of Fighting Squadron VF-16. With 12 victories
already to his credit, Vraciu would add an additional 6 to his tally in
the space of just 8 minutes on that momentous day. 26¾"x
19".
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On
the Prowl
Sam Lyons. Aviation Art Print An F6F Hellcat cruises over the Pacific Islands. 11"x
14".
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Off
to the Turkey Shoot
Stan Stokes. Aviation Art Print F6F pilot and Medal of Honor recipient Capt. David McCampbell departs
the USS Essex during the Marianas Turkey Shoot. 16"x
11½" signed and numbered limited edition print.
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F-84 Thunderjet Art Books, Models, Movies |
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F-84F
Thunderjet Drawing
Ken Fox. Aviation Art Print Detailed, black and white charcoal pencil lithograph shows this Korean
War fighter going "wheels up" on takeoff. Collectible
print is 20"x 16" including border with title.
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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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