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mattd27 10-25-2009 12:02 AM

Check out my Spitfire fan art!
 
I think this game out really well, the background is just a touch "fantastical" (if you know what I mean) but I think thats cool. Fell free to give me any feedback.

Also watch me on deviantART and I'll return the favor, as I'd like to see what other artistic stuff people here are doing.

http://killahound.deviantart.com/art...Home-141349391

Enjoy. ;)

EDIT: Spitfire, I meant Spitfire!!! :D The plane in the image is actually a spitty not a hurri.

Tudorp15 10-25-2009 12:13 AM

Yeah, looks like a screen shot from that SIM CTA match Pope hosted last night.. lol

dazz1971 10-25-2009 01:22 AM

very cool looking matt :grin::grin:

you did the lightning very good may i ask how you did it i used to use clouds then invert then mess with curves etc used to get good results but nothing as good as that looks real crisp

a++:grin:

Lexandro 10-25-2009 01:33 AM

Very nice picture. But just to clarify, thats not a Hurricane as the topic title suggests, its a Spitfire. Possibly a MkIX or MkX.

mattd27 10-25-2009 01:50 AM

F*ck that's a bit embarrassing. I wasn't 100% sure, but I thought it looked like more like a hurri. My source image didn't specify. I'll have to change the title, thanks for the heads up lexandro. ;)

phlux 10-25-2009 01:56 AM

Na Matt, you simply meant he was flying his Spitfire home in a hurricane :)

Lexandro 10-25-2009 01:58 AM

NP man, glad to help. I can pretty much tell instantly a Spit from almost any angle since its one of my boyhood favourites.

mattd27 10-25-2009 02:02 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Lexandro (Post 113909)
NP man, glad to help. I can pretty much tell instantly a Spit from almost any angle since its one of my boyhood favourites.

It's only too bad I can't change the actual title of the thread. Now my blunder will be witnessed by everyone, lol.:rolleyes:

FOZ_1983 10-25-2009 02:53 AM

Had my hopes up seeing the title :( i feel let down matt, very let down :( lol.


Great pic though :)

FOZ_1983 10-25-2009 02:04 AM

By looking at your spitfire picture, i can see its part of "32 squadron" so this pic automatically makes the date at least 1942, since prior to that the squadron flew the hurricane.

So...

The squadron flew the spit from 42 onwards, mostly in north africa, italy, greece.... that side of europe (the med).

Though i believe (could be wrong) the squadron took part in the dieppe raide flying spitfires, so this could well be that spitfire.

Maybe a MkVc??


I could be WELL OFF with this though.

Soviet Ace 10-25-2009 02:07 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by FOZ_1983 (Post 113918)
By looking at your spitfire picture, i can see its part of "32 squadron" so this pic automatically makes the date at least 1942, since prior to that the squadron flew the hurricane.

So...

The squadron flew the spit from 42 onwards, mostly in north africa, italy, greece.... that side of europe (the med).

Though i believe (could be wrong) the squadron took part in the dieppe raide flying spitfires, so this could well be that spitfire.

Maybe a MkVc??


I could be WELL OFF with this though.

Your joking right?

FOZ_1983 10-25-2009 02:08 AM

IGNORE THE ABOVE STATEMENT BY ME


I got the code wrong, i though it was GZ, its infact GR. my fault. :(

FOZ_1983 10-25-2009 02:14 AM

Its actually 92 squadron, "east india squadron" a famous pilot flew for them (stanford tuck)

The flew blenhiems first but switched to the spitfire and used them to cover the dunkirk evacution and the battle of britain. In 42 they then moved to egypt.

I know nothing really of this squadron other than the above, stanford tuck was a damn good pilot.

FOZ_1983 10-25-2009 02:19 AM

Im guessing this pic IS prior to 1942 though, since they moved to egypt the camo in the pic wouldnt really blend in. So any Mk spitfire prior to 42 with cannons.... thats probably a good bet :D

FOZ_1983 10-25-2009 02:20 AM

Oh dear.... a little research shows that they only used the marking GR from 1939-1940.

After that they moved to QJ until 46.


If anyone can shed any light on this spitfire i'd appreciate it. Its got me stumped now!! would love to know.

Irishmandkg 10-25-2009 02:28 AM

I would do some art of planes, if I had a damn scanner to put in on my computer and color it in painter X or psd. :(

Soviet Ace 10-25-2009 02:38 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by FOZ_1983 (Post 113921)
IGNORE THE ABOVE STATEMENT BY ME


I got the code wrong, i though it was GZ, its infact GR. my fault. :(

Quote:

Originally Posted by FOZ_1983 (Post 113924)
Its actually 92 squadron, "east india squadron" a famous pilot flew for them (stanford tuck)

The flew blenhiems first but switched to the spitfire and used them to cover the dunkirk evacution and the battle of britain. In 42 they then moved to egypt.

I know nothing really of this squadron other than the above, stanford tuck was a damn good pilot.

Quote:

Originally Posted by FOZ_1983 (Post 113925)
Im guessing this pic IS prior to 1942 though, since they moved to egypt the camo in the pic wouldnt really blend in. So any Mk spitfire prior to 42 with cannons.... thats probably a good bet :D

Quote:

Originally Posted by FOZ_1983 (Post 113926)
Oh dear.... a little research shows that they only used the marking GR from 1939-1940.

After that they moved to QJ until 46.


If anyone can shed any light on this spitfire i'd appreciate it. Its got me stumped now!! would love to know.

Wouldn't it have been easier to have just edited your first post? :P

FOZ_1983 10-25-2009 02:56 AM

yeah :) lol, but by then you had already replied so it would of just looked wierd otherwise.

At least this way only one of us looks crazy :D


Now get off here and do some research on this phantom spitfire of his ;) you know im not a spitfire fanboy lol. Find out where it came from :P

Ancient Seraph 10-25-2009 07:48 AM

Very nicely done indeed! My compliments.


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