Me109
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Detail from a larger painting. of B of B head on attack. / Customer’s initials JPM on spit as Wing Leaders had. ie DB for Douglas Bader.
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2005/08/28 10:46 Eastern Australian Standard Time / This Messerschmidt (bubble car) ME-109 (its registration) was spotted along with the motorhome behind (that was made from the fuselage of a Douglas Dakota aircraft – its registration is VH-DAK) at a fly-in at Wattsbridge Airfield, Toogoolwah, Queensland, Australia. / Camera used was a Nikon D70.
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Pilot Officer Richard Hillary RAFVR was a member of 603 (City of Edinburgh) Sqdn and the painting is of him being shot down in a Spitfire MkI, ser.no.X4277, code XT-M, by Hauptmann Eric Bode flying a Messerschmitt Bf109E of the German Luftwaffe on the 3rd September 1940 during the Battle of Britain. / / The fuel tank of Hillary’s aircraft was hit by cannon fire and almost immediately engulfed the cockpit in flames. Hillary had difficulty in sliding back his canopy and quickly lost consciousness due to the pain of his burns. The next thing he was aware of was descending over the sea beneath his parachute. This action took place between 20,000 and 25,000ft over the Thames Estuary, north of Margate. Pilot Officer Hillary was rescued by the Margate lifeboat just after 10am and taken to Margate Hospital suffering serious burns to his face, hands and legs. He was later treated by the renowned plastic surgeon Archibald McIndoe. / / P/O Hillary died, aged 23, along with his navigator-radio operator, Wilfrid Fison in a flying accident on the 8th January 1943, whilst on a night training flight from RAF Charter Hall, Berwickshire, Scotland. His B of B score was 5 enemy a/c, 2 probables and 1 shared. / 603 were the top scoring Sqdn during the B of B.
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Inspired by Robert Taylor!
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R.A.F. Museum – Hendon
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A highly polished classic, a fire-breathing warplane, a naked plane running bare, personality expressed in paint, a plane outrunning a police car, cars pretending to be planes, a motorhome that used to be an aircraft and drink cans turned into plane souvenirs – these are some of the diverse and unusual within the aviation scene
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/ Fun with Photoshop ! / Me109 is from the RAF Museum at Hendon, / Prop blur via Photoshop, / Spitfire from Biggen Hill. / Sky from shot taken from plane window somewhere over France ! /
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The Orton Effect
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The Orton Effect
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This is to show the relevant size of a Me109 and a Halifax 4 engined heavy bomber of WW2.This is the only example of a Halifax except for a wreck from a fjord at Hendon RAF Museum, London. This full scale Halifax was built from scratch. / This ME109 has the original Daimler- Benz DB605AM engine. The ones flying today have RR Merlin engines and are from the Spanish air force. / German Me109 has exhaust low down on nose as seen here. Later Spanish 109 have the exhaust the same place as a Spitfire. / Me109’s wingspan 32.5feet, (10 metres). Length 30feet (9 metres) / Halifax wingspan 100feet and length 70feet
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This Halifax bomber was built from scratch at the Yorkshire Air Museum using parts from the Hasting, old wrecks of Halifaxs, under carriage cast from new, Bristol Hercules XVI engines. etc.It is the only one of it’s kind except for a wreck from a Norwegian Fjord which is in the Hendon RAF Museum, London. / Nose art is copied from Friday 13th.
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This image takes it`s inspiration from the 1969 film The Battle of Britian, and composed in 16 – 9 widescreen. A 12 layer work with Photoshop It is 1940, and the diabolical mind of Adolf Hitler is planning to bomb England into submission to his warped dreams of a ‘Fortress Europe’. Standing between Britain’s freedom & Hitler’s terrifying plans is the R.A.F – dedicated pilots who took to the skies again & again in the face of overwhelming odds. The German Luftwaffe’s planes outnumber the R.A.F’s by more than 2 to 1 – 650 planes of the R.A.F. vs. 2,500 of the Luftwaffe! These odds. however, do not deplete the determination of the R.A.F. to stop Hitler, and as the Luftwaffe launches wave after wave of Heinkel 111 bombers against British cities, the R.A.F. responds, under the leadership of Air Vice Marshal Park (Howard) and Squadron Leaders Canfield (Caine) and Harvey (Plummer) who lead the newest pilots of the R.A.F. into confrontation after confrontation with the Luftwaffe’s experienced veterans, with the aim of driving Hitler’s forces away from Dover’s white cliffs for good.
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ME109’s fly across the Channel.
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A3 size piece & the medium I used was Graphite & carbon powder…..................
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A Spitfire pursues an Me109 through a winding river valley. Picture created in 3D software Carrara with post production in Photoshop.
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Displaying at Duxford
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Once more the young pilots of the RAF step into the breech to do battle with the Luftwaffe over the skies of Britain. Rendered in Carrara with post production in Photoshop.
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Me 109 “Bouchon” at Shoreham Airshow 2009 The Spanish government in 1942 arranged a manufacturing licence with Messerschmitt AG to build the Bf 109G-2. The final variant was the HA-1112-M1L Buchon (literally, “big throat”), which is both a male dove or a pelican in Spanish. It first flew 29 March 1954. The 1112-M1L was equipped with the 1,600 hp Rolls-Royce Merlin 500-45 engine and Rotol propeller. This engine required the addition of a deep chin intake, whence the name Buchón. Its armament consisted of two 20 mm Hispano-Suiza 404/408 cannons and two Oerlikon or Pilatus eight-packs of 80 mm rockets. It remained in service until 27 December 1965. HA-1112-M1Ls remained in flying condition until the mid-1960s. This made them available for theatrical use, disguised as Bf 109Es and Gs in movies like “Battle of Britain”, “Memphis Belle”, and “The Tuskegee Airmen”. Remarkably, Buchons also played the Bf 109’s opposition, the Hawker Hurricane, in one scene in “Battle of Britain”. Yes I did spot that (Arrowman), as the were not enough flying Hurricanes for the scene !! Fuji Finepix 1000fs
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ME 109 “Bouchon”, and Hawker Hurricane at Shoreham Airshow 2009 / / ;”The Battle of France is over. I expect the Battle of Britain is about to begin…”- Winston Churchill /
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One more from a series of shots i took at Duxford. Spitfires Closing on an Me109 – will he get away??
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Battle of Britain, WW2. / This was a commission for someone’s brother and I put his initials on the side as Wing Leaders used to have. ie D-B for Douglas Bader. / There is a lot of detail in this painting. / Hurricanes chasing the bombers at lower altitude while the spits dealt with the Me109 fighters top cover. / Acrylic on canvas board 20” x 24” approx. Inspired by aviation artist Robert Taylor.
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This is a higher resolution image so available up to poster size!!! .
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