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14-bis β Cartoon Super Etendard
Published: 2010-05-01 07:40:26 +0000 UTC; Views: 22102; Favourites: 477; Downloads: 1241
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Its French navy Time .here is my cartoon version of this 70's jet , operated by France , Argentina and Iraq.
As a touch of humor , you have some mice tourists enjoying the view .
Please , check the WIP image for more details on the making of the painting .
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enjoy .
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Comments: 57
Fiquei muito bom, vc podia fazer um desenho para cada concorrente do FX 2, rafale, super hornet, gripen, x-wing ....
XD
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Beautiful work, incredible! I like this so much!
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Π‘ΠΏΠ°ΡΠΈΠ±ΠΎ ! ( I guess )
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i love the finished work~!
it looks grate~!
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Honestly I just love your works!
Any chance to get something on PPL student Pilots in Cessnas?
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That's really a nice job
Love the tourist mieces.
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the super etendart rocks X3 will serve with us (argentina) for a quite time more X3)
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i suppose this is taking place aboard the nuclear-powered Charles De Gaulle....?
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Now, I always heard Paris had a rat problem, but I didn't realize it was so wide spread as to annoy her Naval vessels.
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Out of Curiosity, are you familiar with OXCART/Blackbird?
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Cute and funny! 
The artwork and coloring are great!
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Sensacional, o detalhamento do jato Γ© surpreendente na cena e o toque de humor ficou legal.
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Ah, shouldn't it be the mice that's supposed to be deserting the ship? A good and funny work.
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Que trabalho bacana... adorei...
Uma pergunta..?
vocΓͺ Γ© amigo do Ale que era da vertor... ele foi meu mentor no curso Animus em brasilia.
abraços admiro seu Trabalho.
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sim , o Ale camargo eh meu amigo ( a 20 anos ) .
dei curso de ilustracao lah em brasilia tambem .
valeu.
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Those mice really do it for me, in that sense of humor. I wonder how they got on board, yet I appreciate their enthusiasm for this take-off. Hahah, good thing that they're not pushed away so easily.
Nicely done in style and colors, my friend; keep up the goodness.
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these have all been really cool, are u planning on doing an A-10 by chance?
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The a-10 is on my list .
that thing already looks cartoon in real life , ha ha ,
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i know, it definately has one of my favorite looks
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I bet you would never do a F22 as a cartoon jet
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Gostei dos ratinhos patriotas.
Vive la France!
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Heh, os argentinos deram um susto inesperado nos ingleses, usando esta belezinha.
Eu lembro daquela Γ©poca, foi impressionante!...
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Ah sim , o episodio do Missel exsocet .
ironico que tenha sido um aviao frances a afundar um navio ingles .
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This is so cute!
Just a question, Are those air brakes or the landing gear doors?
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air brakes .
its a distinctive mark on those etendards.
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They look like spatulas or something.
Interesting that they are deployed during take off.
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At first, I thought he missed his "brake" since he was surprise when he saw the platform come to the end.
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Instant favorite.
Your toonish aircraft remind me of Hank Caruso's AEROCATURESβ’ , though he has a "Cars" kind of thing going with the aircraft having faces and even sometimes human like limbs. I like your style at least as much as his.
I used to work on aircraft in the US Navy and I must say your attention to detail, as well as in your other aircraft pieces, is impressive.
Awesome.
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Oh yeah, Hank Caruso was a great inspiration to me .
And I am a big fan or aircrafts too , since I was very little .
thats why I like to pay a great attention to those little details .
thanks for your comment .
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Lol, I can imagen the Pilot saying:
"WHAT THE HELL!"
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well , it would be in French of course , ha ha ,.
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how do you say "What The Hell" in french anyways?
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