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nighthunter wrote:Awesome Work, Psilander, as always.

He is the only one on this forum that is allowed to draw that way, and that mean that we don't want comment like that. But I agree with you that this is a awesome work, and his style give the fighter some life (more life than FD-standard).

heuhen wrote:

nighthunter wrote:Awesome Work, Psilander, as always.

He is the only one on this forum that is allowed to draw that way, and that mean that we don't want comment like that. But I agree with you that this is a awesome work, and his style give the fighter some life (more life than FD-standard).

Thanks, and Heuhen double thanks

And as promised, the Seversky P-35:

Bloody good job Night'!

I remember there where some version/mod of P-35 with rear gunner, soviet maybe ?

Thanks Rhade, but no P-35 model I know of had a turret, although that would make a great Whiff! Speaking of, Why has no one done the Boulton-Paul Defiant?

I check something and it looks like it was a P-35/2PA-L

nighthunter wrote:Why has no one done the Boulton-Paul Defiant?

My thoughts exactly! My favourite type of WW2 deserves to have some nice images of herself.

Always liked the 'Super Defiant' concept as well.

Rhade wrote:I check something and it looks like it was a P-35/2PA-L

http://www.americancombatplanes.com/images/16-28n.jpg

Nice P-35 Nighthunter; you can see the genes for the mighty Thunderbolt

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