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Submitted: November 27, 2009
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Corsairby *elgunto

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A pilot with her plane, a F4U Corsair...

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*The-One-True-Koneko Feb 9, 2013 Hobbyist Traditional Artist

Beautiful Corsair. And not to sound weird, but the pilot looks eerily similar to what I imagined one of my anthro OCs to look like humanized.

~bloodsteelangel Jan 16, 2013

nice

~riverine69 Jun 8, 2012

Beautiful work on the US Navy Corsair, this was one hot plane in its time. And you used the red-surround national emblem which was only around for a very short period in 1942-44. Personally I do like it, it gave a bit of flavor to the emblem, it was later changed to be more consistent with other US aircraft.

By the way, the Navy calls them aviators, not pilots - that's an Air Force term. The young lady would either be a Naval or Marine Corps AVIATOR. Think of it this way: Any PILOT can land on a flat field that is not moving -- but only an AVIATOR can land on a deck that looks like a postage stamp from 5000 ft., and is pitching and rolling and bobbing up and down all at the same time. That's the difference!

GO NAVY airedales!