Red Dawn artwork thread.

[Bernard Woolley]

Taken from this thread: https://www.alternatehistory.com/discussion/showthread.php?t=124063. I hopping that this will be the place to keep all the artwork from the Red Dawn TL in one place. I'm going to kick things off with RAF profiles and a captured Su-24; with thanks to Mark Jones and John 'Maverick' Lacey.

35 Squadron Vulcan B.2

Su-24.

Anybody got any more?

 

[Mario Rossi]

Well done !

 

[Bernard Woolley]

Afraid I can't take any of the credit. They are nice though.

 

[Matt Wiser]

Here's a start: one of the Cobra Chicks' AH-1S attack helos.

 

[rickyrab]

um, where can I find the original Red Dawn Resistance Day TL?

 

[Wingman1]

Captured F-16A, recaptured few months ago in the action in the former USSR.

 

[Bernard Woolley]

um, where can I find the original Red Dawn Resistance Day TL?

The link is in the first post.

 

[Wingman1]

"Green 43"
A B-52 built up from airframe parts recovered from aircraft downed during WW-3, and parts recovered from overan AF bases. never known to have been flown and acording to some reports.

Recently rediscovered at remote airbace in the fomer Soviet Union.


Has been anounced it is to be recovered and placed on display at the new National Air and Space Museum.

 

[Bernard Woolley]

Map showing the high watermark of the Soviet invasion. There are a few minor inaccuracies, such as how far west the Soviets got in Canada, but it gives the general idea.

 

[Winston Smith]

Not to mention the nuke strikes are in the wrong place.

 

[Delvestius]

Map showing the high watermark of the Soviet invasion. There are a few minor inaccuracies, such as how far west the Soviets got in Canada, but it gives the general idea.

It's because no one lives in Canada

 

[Matt Wiser]

Another one: a C-130 used as an improvised bomber; just roll bombs or artillery shells on pallets out the ramp.....Done on several occasions in the early days of the war.

 

[Wolfman]

A BEAR that somehow ended up flying for Uncle Sam.

 

[Sachyriel]

It's because no one lives in Canada

If they beat the USA with Handwavium they can beat Canada with copious amounts of it too.

 

[Wolfman]

Here's a better version of the Russkie BUFF.

 

[Matt Wiser]

Here's an F-4E, near and dear to my heart. A/C #73-0512, "my" plane for most of the war. Not that I flew it every day, but my name and my WSO's were on it. It became the CO's bird once I took over the squadron, but this is the paint scheme she wore at the first Victory Day air show at Scott AFB.

 

[MacCaulay]

I demand more of these. And some viiews of T-72s and BMP-1s in action. NOW!!!

 

[Wingman1]

OOC & IC post

Here's an F-4E, near and dear to my heart. A/C #73-0512, "my" plane for most of the war. Not that I flew it every day, but my name and my WSO's were on it. It became the CO's bird once I took over the squadron, but this is the paint scheme she wore at the first Victory Day air show at Scott AFB.

Matt, she looks good in 1/32'nd scale and i paid a buddy of mine to custom paint the markings!

OOC: i am looking for a pic to back this up.

 

[Wolfman]

Here's an F-4E, near and dear to my heart. A/C #73-0512, "my" plane for most of the war. Not that I flew it every day, but my name and my WSO's were on it. It became the CO's bird once I took over the squadron, but this is the paint scheme she wore at the first Victory Day air show at Scott AFB.

She's still a beauty, Matt.

 

[Matt Wiser]

She sure is: If you want to see her, she's at the Castle AFB Museum. Those 12 kills are the ones I had credited at the end of the war.