Planes 'n' Dames 3: Jump to it, 4 Rob..... by tigertim
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A nostalgic image of times passed and gone forever.....
My favourite Harrier is probably still the original GR1, but today we have the Digimation AV-8B model GR-7'ized as best possible...and crudely retextured as a 1(f) Squadron, the first unit to start the transition to Jump Jets in the UK.
One of my Father's relatives was a member of the original Harrier Conversion Team under the watchful eye of Duncan Simpson, and later spent some time in the States teaching the Marines how to fly theirs!!.....
and is I guess where I inherited my fascination with, and love of this particular bird!
The nice thing about today is that it is Wednesday, though if someone saw Monday and Tuesday?, I'd like to know where they went to, such is the blur of the workload at the mo!.
Hope everyone is having a good one!
Comments (21)
Maxidyne
Fantastic mate. Rob is going to go crazy over this, not only is it a Harrier but also 1 Squadron too. Shame nobody has made a GR1 with RAF textures. Another excellent series Martin.
bazza
Fabulous Martin nice dame and plane.. Did we have a Monday and Tuesday?? Even today as flown by, (no plane pun intended) :-)
Diemamker
Awesome scene!!!... great bird... love the little lady next to it. well done..
debbielove
WAY back in the shadows of my mind I was taken to RAF Wittering for the first (of many) times.. There, I sat in one of the very first GR1's! For a 12 year old I was totally in heaven.. On that glorious day I went to the control tower, saw the Harrier Sim, and sat in my first ever Spitfire! No 1 Squadron, has always been close to me.. I still know a couple of the pilots and crew.. And then, it got better... I got onto RAF Alconbury and sat in Phantoms and a U2.... Yep.. My childhood was a blast.. Neil has started a Gr3 Harrier I gather.. I'm still waiting LOL Cheers mate.. Made my month! Rob
eekdog
i always enjoy the vehicles and other travel props you use with your fine gals, Martin.. well today is that day, but a twelve hr say for me.. uuuugggggggg!
tetrasnake
Another Winner, Martin! Well done!
bodo_56
Great idea, Sir!
Greywolf44
You have given this image that 50's or 60's look which works well. The Harrier cockpit looks big enough for the young lady flight attendant to actually serve the pilot his spot of tea. Well done Martin!
tigertim
LOL, yes it does, the later Harriers seem a lot more roomy with a bulbous cockpit lid to enhance the illusion... but based on Photo's, the scale is about right....
Froggy
Beautiful mate, very cool render and info. Your not alone BTW, I am still being hammered as well. Cold comfort I know but hey, I tried!
barryjeffer
I love Harriers... the total package. My second fav would have to be the Warthog. Splendid image!
flavia49
beautiful image and girls
Faemike55
Fabulous work and great render
Richardphotos
I was able to see Harriers fly back in the late 70's at a local air show. really a blast to see then maneuver superb render
starship64 Online Now!
Beautiful lady and a beautiful plane. Fantastic work.
gaius
Wonderful job...it's amusing, I've just made a plane and girl image for a friend but I will not post it 'cause it can be seen as a plagiarism of a Greg Hildebrandt creation.
Nonsolum
That promises another "Windy Daze" pic when this bird will take off. Well, nice personal story but, by the way, from where or whom do you inherit your fascination with, and love of these particular "not flying" honey bees ? Yes, those closed to your planes and/or cars. :-D
RodS
Excellent render, Martin! Love the Harrier!
OkrimSlava
cool.
Cyve
It's absolutely fantastic... Wonderfully done!
netsuke
Wonderful way you incorporated a retro look into a modern day aircraft and scene. Kudos.
e-brink
A very nice, crisp rendition. I like it - worth a salute!