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Please see the most recent updates in the "Where did the .com name go?" thread. Posts number 16 and 17.
Constellation
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Ian Warren
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Thanks Don 
.. far from complete, pencil line and water colour paint, this showing the HARS logo on the nose wheel door which it did not have when it had the polished metal surface on it introduction to QANTAS Australia , this actual aircraft was broken up at Burbank, California in 1965.
The AEW Connies , now that is really going to be fun and already hooked into a theme and idea to seriously give it some punch , In Christchurch New Zealand I grew up around United States Navy crews, my father a bus driver did the 'specials' and drove them back and forth between the airport and to Wigram RNZAF and out to the billets in Weedons, - Road now Known as Weedons Ross Rd due to the USN contribution, course even those years the two types that stuck in my brain case was the C-121J Constellations and the C-124 Globemasters , some reason I missed the Neptune's.
This lead on to really checking out another Lockheed - the C-141 Starlifter and later the Galaxy .. Four Lockheed's verse one superb Douglas ..
.. far from complete, pencil line and water colour paint, this showing the HARS logo on the nose wheel door which it did not have when it had the polished metal surface on it introduction to QANTAS Australia , this actual aircraft was broken up at Burbank, California in 1965. The AEW Connies , now that is really going to be fun and already hooked into a theme and idea to seriously give it some punch , In Christchurch New Zealand I grew up around United States Navy crews, my father a bus driver did the 'specials' and drove them back and forth between the airport and to Wigram RNZAF and out to the billets in Weedons, - Road now Known as Weedons Ross Rd due to the USN contribution, course even those years the two types that stuck in my brain case was the C-121J Constellations and the C-124 Globemasters , some reason I missed the Neptune's.
This lead on to really checking out another Lockheed - the C-141 Starlifter and later the Galaxy .. Four Lockheed's verse one superb Douglas ..
Ian Warren
Charter Member
Dave , working on that one
, we cannot not step back in history but with mind and research we can return to it, I was told one of my artworks/drawings was to violent but many say and pleased they do and I do it .. "that is the way it was" , just making sure it looks the part, funny the more you study the history - really the more you get to enjoy it .... Think the change to my thought .... really getting it or give it a true Historical feel.