The Airspeed Horsa I Transport Glider by Richardphotos
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Richardphotos
Silent Wings Museum in Lubbock, TX
RG19
L'ombre de ton sourire"
L'ombre de ton sourire Quand tu es parti Va colorer tous mes rêves Et éclaire l'aube
Regarde dans mes yeux, mon amour, et vois Toutes les belles choses que tu es pour moi
Notre petite étoile mélancolique Était beaucoup trop élevé Une larme a embrassé tes lèvres Et moi aussi Maintenant, quand je me souviens du printemps Toute la joie que l'amour peut apporter je me souviendrai L'ombre de ton sourire
Notre petite étoile mélancolique Était beaucoup trop élevé Une larme a embrassé tes lèvres Et moi aussi Maintenant, quand je me souviens du printemps Toute la joie que l'amour peut apporter je me souviendrai L'ombre de ton sourire
CoolDimension
Great picture!
longprong
Interesting
longprong
Interesting
DocMikeB
Thanks for sharing! This gave me an idea... to make a 3d model of historical aircraft. It could be my next freebie. But I am undecided between two airplanes, so I posted in the gallery a little poll.
MagikUnicorn
Like this
PhthaloBlue
Wonderful!
RodS
That was a heck of a way to deliver troops and equipment to battle. Great capture of this graphic, Richard.
anahata.c
I know you did drawing and graphics years back: You must be able to appreciate technical drawings like this. This was 1944? You can see the pen work. I don't know if they had technical pens in the 40's---I honestly have no idea---but at some point these drawings were done with regular nibbed pens, and this kind of line work took forever. I"m esp impressed with the transparency---how the outer layers reveal the inner layers w/ total clarity. Real precision. This kind of draftsmanship had to take hours, but it had to give its artist(s) a great feeling of satisfaction---not the least because their efforts led to vehicles that protected and carried soldiers. I love this. What a feat it was to draw these...