Maybe I Can Fit You In... by tallpindo
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
The Tellier T-3 is not a real big flying boat. I think the observer has to kneel and sit on a bar to fit in his compartment. I found a drawing in color that I am sure he could not fit in at all. The deck is very low so no way he could just sit flat and scrunch up his knees. The nose is very short and only in the picture with a Davis 47mm recoiless rifle installed is the ring large enough he could move back toward the pilots. ( I did go to school with a Davis, Pat, he was voted class clown. So my gun network that began with George Lowe the minsters son can now add a heavy recoil mass to the gas operated mechanism and not be too far from a Stoner.) I depicted it with a Lewis and bombs as that was a typical load in the stories of submarine encounters out of Croisic.

Comments (13)
wonderful prose.
Fantastic......!!!!
I'll need to lose a couple of stone first - but it could be worth the effort [when someone finds a cure for acrophobia, that is]. Mike
Yep, me too...afraid of heights :o) ...cool work !
You certainly would have to be skinnyyyyyyyyy---lol myself I would not feel good in it:: great work!~
I'll go would love to fly in something like this!! very cool
very creative!5!
Very grat modeling... Bravo:-)hugs sessan
I always wanted to fly with that kind of plane...
Safety wise A sardine can looks like it might have more room from what you say…I appreciate the extent of your talent for the/your models/modeling.
wonderful modelling . be jam into that plane lol
Excellent modeling. Very nicely done Flying boat. Although I think you've waxed it a bit much. :)
skipping along the sea of tranquility alongst the grains of green fodder err herbs of distant memories...