Moving Day 3: Happy Landings by Buffalo1
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
The last in the series of the A-7B Corsair II being moved back to its rightful place on the flight deck. A T-34 "Mentor," Grumman F-14 "Tomcat," A-6 "Intruder," and Douglas A-3 "Skywarrior" are already in place.
Sorry if I haven't been to your gallery recently. I have been ultra-busy. I'll try to catch up next week when things quiet down.

Comments (18)
Excellent shot. Like the lifting cables being left in your crop. Bill
Excellent capture!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
A very fine shot. Hugs. Di. xx
Wonderful capture is this a new way to save fuel LOL..
Great capture - nice to see how its all setup with them lifting and moving.
Excellent with the other planes in the background. Good luck with whatever pretty girls and studio work keeping you from the galleries.
This is the airplane that the Congress called the "truck." No need for sophistication or weapon delivery precision just haul a lot of bombs a long ways. (Not my position by the way.)
Again a good picture erland
gives a good dof here with the other planes. cool shot
Great shot! Nice to see this.
Third one! Cool!. And a Skywarrior too. Great. Thanks for these, mate, Rob.
Fantastic and impressive shot my friend......!!!!
Lovely piece of history and a very fun shot!
where's it's other wing? they have to dissassemble to move it?
Fantastic work my friend!!! XCellent!!! Great serie!!!
I would have loved to see this in person but will be content seeing your capture
Excellent composition!
Nice shot. Never liked the A-7 much-too slow. The F-8 was more exiting. Saw them in DaNang flown by the Marines and saw one crash during take-off and have a 1000lb bomb blow up.