Air Force roundels and markings thread
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ATL north america composed of a French Canada (freed in the same time that the ARW) and a fascist USA named the Federal State of America
Federal State of America
Two of the proposed design
Canada
Two of the proposed design
Federal State of America
Two of the proposed design
Canada
Two of the proposed design
It's
Banned
...but the kiwi is stronger still. A flightless bird as symbol for an airforce. Yes, I like thatOr it could be black outer with a silver fern center. The silver fern is a strong symbol in NZ. I got this from a bonofide Kiwi!
Mike
Nanyue/Tailand
(OTL Guangdong, Guangxi, Hainan, (most of) Guizhou, Hong Kong, Macau and northern Vietnam)
I like these, especially the last four; very stylish. Last two are awesome.
For the first four, have you tried a thicker gold border instead of just a thin stripe? Might make it more visually appealing. As for the one with the three fleur-de-lis, would moving the centers of each of the flowers onto the points of an equilateral triangle (that isn't shown) assist with the symmetry?
Just tossing out ideas; good work, either way.
The gold border would be there more to break up the white from the color of the plane, as for the three fleurs-des-lys they should be in an equilateral but I just wanted to put something together to see what it looked like.
Republic of Texas Air Force, or "tex-aff" as the Texans say it.
Standard Colors:
Subdued variant:
Standard Colors:
Subdued variant:
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I agree with Archangel Michael, the plane is from South Korea - the roundel in the picture was used from the 1950s to the 2000s (more specifically this one).
GAZANKULU/TSONGALAND
(OTL southern Mozambique, eastern Mpumalanga and eastern Limpopo)
I'm gonna have a couple posts inbound. I'll keep the explanations brief.
Confederate States Air Force: Designed around the same time as the United States Air Force Roundel. The similarities between the two forced the USAF to adopt more blue, and the CSAF to add the "Dixie Spot" to its center.
Confederate States Air Force: Designed around the same time as the United States Air Force Roundel. The similarities between the two forced the USAF to adopt more blue, and the CSAF to add the "Dixie Spot" to its center.