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WIP 3 of the conversion. Changed the central section and some details to match a new sketch of what the original model maker intended.
Second commission for Ben Powell Jones:
www.sabotagetimes.com/author/benzaemon/
...Yes, the bear IS the same as the other one, but look, the wrists are thicker and there's a new tooth. See? Different.
Military Photographer of the Year Winner 1996
Title: Close Encounter
Categories: Combat Camera; Portfolio
Place: Honorable Mention in Combat Camera
Brief Description: The pilot of a fighter aircraft watches through the canopy as the refueling boom approaches.
Exact Date Shot Unknown
Justyna (Dziechciarska) Posiecz-Polkowska
Dywizjonu 303 3a
2010
Gdansk School of Mural
muralegdanskzaspa.pl/the-collection/justyna-dziechciarska/
Murals Gdansk Zaspa
Monumental Art Collection
The Monumental Painting Collection in Gdansk is an integrated open air gallery consisting of 59 large format murals painted in the settlement of Zaspa. The collection integrates three other related activities: Monumental Art Festival, Gdansk School of Mural and Local Guides.
Photos taken during a walk with the local guide Jarek, 31 August, 2017.
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USAF 388th Fighter Wing (388FW) F-35 Lightning II of the 34th Fighter Squadron, Paris Air Show, Le Bourget, June 24, 2017.
CAGED FIGHTERS 7
MAR 15, 2014
ELLAND ROAD CENTENARY PAVILION SUITE, LEEDS, WEST YORKSHIRE, ENGLAND
The 169th Fighter Wing hosts a delegation of staffers from the City of Cayce mayor's office, July 27, 2022, at Columbia Metropolitan Airport, West Columbia, South Carolina. The group received an orientation briefing from U.S. Air Force Lt. Col. Sean Renbarger, 169th Operations Support Squadron commander, and a tour of an F-16 Fighting Falcon static display. The 169th Fighter Wing is temporarily operating out of Columbia Metropolitan Airport while the main runway at McEntire Joint National Guard Base undergoes renovations. (U.S. Air National Guard photo by Staff Sgt Mackenzie Bacalzo, 169th Fighter Wing Public Affairs)
When rumors circulated that the Terran Union was in the market for a new medium space superiority fighter, Turner Industries leapt into action, completing, with their own funds, a fully working prototype before bidding even began.Needless to say, Turner Industries won the contract handily, as they had already footed the design costs, thereby allowing them to undercut their competitors.
The Perseus is a medium space superiority fighter of middling speed and maneuverability-a strange design decision, to say the least. To compensate for its relatively low speed (for its role), Turner Industries outfitted it with nearly unparalleled firepower and protection for a fighter of its size-it features two heavy hardpoints (usually only found on bombers) that normally mount 30 mm gatling cannons. In addition, this is the first space-faring vessel lighter than a corvette to feature a shield system.
The Perseus is generally quite successful in dogfighting situations, and can be made to be successful in anti-frigate maneuvers by mounting heavier cannons or ship-to-ship torpedoes in place of the gatling cannons.
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A sketch from a photo. I don't recall the exact source of this, probably National Geographic online, but it was a pictorial of fist fighters in Africa.