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Posted 13 years ago
scottvez
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Here is a grouping of P-38 airplanes that have been assembled from salvaged bullets and shells.
This was a very popular Pacific Theater form based on surviving examples.
Interestingly, these show variances in size, attachment technique and base shell.
If you like these, be sure to look at my other trench art items to include WW1 era aircraft.
Thanks for looking,
Scott
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Very nice, your trench art collection must be phenomenal!
Thanks packrat-- I appreciate you looking and commenting.
Scott
Thanks for looking bones!
Scott
scottvez, Love these, these "ingenuity" pieces are especially interesting, Thank you, mich
Love these and this is my favorite plane model.
Thanks Mich-- they come in many different sizes. My favorites are the smaller P-38s.
Here is the smallest that I have ever seen:
http://www.collectorsweekly.com/stories/21874-trench-art-p-38-and-aircraft-windshield?in=user
Scott
Thanks for looking and commenting dan-- I haven't seen you around in a while!
Scott
Thanks for looking bellin!
Scott
Thanks for looking official.
Scott
Thanks mikko.
Scott
Thanks for looking petey!
scott
Thanks for looking gate!
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Thanks for looking p...!
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Totally awesome, I am in awe!
Thanks pc.
Here is a nice cast aluminum example:
http://www.collectorsweekly.com/stories/41719-ww2-trench-art-aluminum-p-38-ash-tray
Generally, I more of a fan of the "bullet planes", but I do have several cast aluminum and cast brass examples.
scott
Thanks for looking moonstone!
scott
Thanks much bucket.
scott