Flux AI: aviation history

aviation history Flux Artworks

Steam boiler helicopter inspired by Leonardo da Vinci. Combination of wood leather and tin. Four wagon wheels as landing gear. Focused on the horizontal steam boiler design. High level of detail and realism.

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Hyper-realistic steam boiler helicopter model inspired by Leonardo da Vinci's designs

This image features two aircraft models represented in a drawing format. On the left, the Nakajima G5N Shinzan, also known as 'Liz', is illustrated in a colorful camouflage pattern with distinct Japanese markings. The aircraft design showcases a long fuselage with a round nose and propellers. On the right side, there is an illustration of a different model, possibly for comparison, showcasing its structure and propellers. The overall style of the illustration is clean and detailed, aimed at aircraft modeling enthusiasts. The scale of the model kits is indicated as 1/72.

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Detailed Illustration of Nakajima G5N Shinzan 'Liz' Aircraft Model in 1/72 Scale

military aircraft

detailed drawing

aircraft camouflage

Image depicts winter scene in a village in Finland from 1939. Black and white aesthetic shows a church and houses with snow. An aircraft is flying overhead.

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Winter Village in Finland 1939 with Bomber Plane Overhead and Church

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Mitsubishi G5M flying through clouds. Views from above showcasing aircraft design and details. Vintage airplane in flight.

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Mitsubishi G5M Vintage Japanese Military Aircraft Flying Through Clouds

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A woman dressed in vintage pilot gear stands confidently in front of biplanes. She has an intense expression, with deeply focused eyes that convey determination. Her lips appear chapped and her skin shows a rough texture, giving her a rugged look. The background features two classic aircraft in flight and on the ground, highlighting an adventurous atmosphere. The overall scene evokes a sense of nostalgia for early aviation and the bravery of its pioneers.

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Vintage Pilot Woman Confidently Stands Before Biplanes, Evoking Early Aviation Bravery and Nostalgia