[mm33926988]

Here is a site that has some WWI fighter images by mark Miller. Anyone know of other websites that have good WWI or WWII aircraft images?
http://www.wwi-models.org/Images/Mil...der/index.html

[Captain Eddie]

Thanks for posting that site-Great site!

[flyXwire]

Originally Posted by mm33926988

Here is a site that has some WWI fighter images by mark Miller. Anyone know of other websites that have good WWI or WWII aircraft images?

For WWI art and images, this is the place to go to:

http://www.theaerodrome.com/forum/forum_index.php?

You'll find top-notch aviation artists and their works over there which includes the artist's name mentioned above. Also, if you 'google' - "aviation art", it will supply you a number of links which incidentally, takes you to some very talented artist's personal web page as well.

[STARMAN 352ND]

Originally Posted by flyXwire

For WWI art and images, this is the place to go to:

http://www.theaerodrome.com/forum/forum_index.php?

You'll find top-notch aviation artists and their works over there which includes the artist's name mentioned above. Also, if you 'google' - "aviation art", it will supply you a number of links which incidentally, takes you to some very talented artist's personal web page as well.

Good Going FlyXwire,
That is the best place on the web for WWI info.
I have many of Russell Smith's limited prints....My Favorite artist.
For the 3D like stuff Tim West and Mark Miller are great too.
Check out "the aerodrome" it's good stuff in there about WWI fighter pilots.
JP

[mm33926988]

Thanks FlyXwire. A great site - looks like another forum to join. I'm still sorting through sites from googling 'aviation art". Being a member of theModelHangar forum provides great information like this. Thanks again.

[flyXwire]

Thanks guys! I would also like to suggest that you guys pick up some excellent books on Military Aviation Artwork. These can still be found from bookstores like Barnes & Noble and Borders Books for very reasonable prices.