Typhoon Touchdown

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By the way, the Typhoon was never cleared to carry weapons while painted up in this scheme. The person who commissioned me to paint this asked to see what it would look like with a full weapons load - so here it's carrying AMRAAM and four Paveway laser-guided bombs (just for the record!).

Posted by Rob Wigham on Sun 20 Aug 16:48:17

Excellent painting Rob

Posted by David Johns on Sun 20 Aug 17:12:11

Great precision and depth of colour, Rob. Lovely work.

Posted by Ann Cromack on Sun 20 Aug 17:59:00

Wonderful!

Posted by Margaret Beynon on Sun 20 Aug 20:43:13

Great painting, Rob.

Posted by Cesare Romano on Mon 21 Aug 09:11:47

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20/08/2017

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A single RAF Typhoon was painted up in the 1940s livery to commemorate the 75th Anniversary of the Battle of Britain. Here it's touching down with its brake 'chute almost fully deployed against threatening skies!

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Rob Wigham

I am a watercolour painter living and working in the beautiful north of Scotland. Although my painting began with landscape works, I have recently begun painting aircraft, especially with a military theme. I often enjoy placing many of my aircraft in a landscape setting of their own! I am…

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