Classic British Flight Sim

.....the subjects, that is not the paintings!!!!!


A couple more of paintings, currently stuck on a shelf, for want of a frame :roll:

The old Boscombe Bev making her final landing and a Mk1a Lighting climbing at max power to intercept a 'bogey'.


I have a few more, if anybody is interested, just have to take a photo of them!

The Beverley really captures a moment Trev, lovely work

They look bloody well painted to me!

Suprised you don't do Aircraft repaints with that much talent.

Regards
Rick

They look bloody well painted to me!

And me !

They look bloody well painted to me!

Count me in on that Quote as well. Superb paintings Trev, especially that of the Beverley.

Regards
Nigel.

With the Beverly painting one might imagine the skylarks singing on the airfield boundary, or perhaps it was a Wednesday afternoon (sports afternoon when I served) an willow and leather are battling for the interstation trophy. Tremendous atmosphere in that painting.

Why not enter those into the Guild of Aviation Artists annual show in The Mall Gallery, London, UK?

Bloody Gorgeous Trev

And Hobby's right - you need to be hung

Leif

DispatchDragon wrote:Bloody Gorgeous Trev

And Hobby's right - you need to be hung

Leif

Very well painted Trev. does this make you and OLD Master?

And Leif, surely you mean "well hung?"

Graham

Loveley paintings .....thet Bev has all it's charachter captured.............it's alive :o

Garry

Thanks for the kind comments guys, here are two more.


The 'pig' is in Malaya colours of 52sqn in 1964. The dayglo was added as a way of spotting the aircraft if it had to 'land' in the jungle! It is also a crap photo, sorry
The other painting (Gladiator in pre war scheme) is my first attempt at acrylics on paper (easier to fit in a cheap frame) and need proper mounting to do it justice. As far as re-paints in MSFS goes, I just wish I could use a real brush rather that a PC, it does not seem that any 'talent' :roll: is interchangeable in the mediums!!