Blacksheep Leader by kenwas
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In August 1943, a group of twenty-seven young men under the leadership of Major Gregory "Pappy " Boyington (who was later awarded the Medal of Honor) were joined together to form the original "Blacksheep". They chose for their badge the black shield of illegitimacy, the bar sinister, a black sheep superimposed, surrounded by a circle of twelve stars, and crowned with the image of their aircraft, the F4U Corsair.
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Comments (23)
Awesome!!!!!
I can hear the roar of the engine
Look good Ken!!
Stirring stuff Ken, a legendary plane and fitting tribute to the great man and his squadron.
I have always loved Corsairs.. and that unit's legendary story has always fascinated me. Lovely work.
Outstanding depth of atmosphere and aircraft!
I was wondering when you where going to get around to adding this one to your collection,didn't say nothing thinking you would eventually....lol...grew up watching this every Saturday night,never missed an episode.5 STARS on your rendering.Top Notch Detail!! We're poor little lambs who have lost our way, Baa Baa Baa, We're little black sheep who have gone astray Baa Baa Baa.
Fantastic model and render, love it!
Great looking Corsair.
Very nice Corsair!!!
Very close to reality, Ken! Superb!
Excellent!!!
Yup, a beautiful tribute to the squadron and the plane.
Excellent render....
Our own "bent winged" wonder!!! Most impressive angle, lighting and tribute to "Pappy" Boyington!!!
Superb pov here and interesting info. CC
Yes, I used to be a regular fan of the TV series about the Black Sheep. It is one case of where the reality is far more interesting than the fictional squadron. They were quite the bunch.
Look good
Excellent work Ken
great work good look back awsome scene
Well done.
Great model, Ken!!
Splendid work as always.