Aviation Art of Lou Drendel Vol II pocket pal You can be a permanent

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The first flight of the B-52 was in 1955 and the production line shut down in 1962 after cranking out 742 bombers in 8 different models

Its direct descendants include the F-94 Starfire and T-33 which added a second seat and retained the name “Shooting Star”

The OV-10 Bronco was born of the need for a light strike fighter that could operate in so-called “brushfire” wars worldwide

An operational career that long is bound to produce a variety of colors and markings and I have included some of the best from collectors world wide

Aviation Art of Lou Drendel Vol II pocket pal You can be a permanentBy Lou Drendel A collection of the aviation art of Lou Drendel which has not appeared in his Squadron Signal Publications. The paintings cover the period from 1960 to 2019, and range in subject from vintage aircraft to the most modern aircraft. This edition is 159 pages and includes the dozens of paintings created since the original ebook was published 7 years ago. The advancements in digital print publishing are apparent in the quality of the images.