Pulling Together Westland Whirlwind Partly as it represents one

Partly as it represents one of the most important English art forms and partly for the challenge of painting different materials like leather

Dick Woodhead

the rail was set at an angle to the centreline of the ship to ensure the Hurricane was not run over by the ship if the launch failed

Conventional / traditional construction of tubular steel with lots of lovely timber and doped fabric

Eleven Mosquitoes went into action

Pulling Together Westland Whirlwind Partly as it represents onePulling Together was commissioned be Vector Fine Art Prints, an image that is just a little bit different than the norm, but encapsulates all the ambiance and nostalgia of the era. I managed to resist the temptation of making the Spitfires too large, as this would have detracted ones attention from the main composition subject, the horse and cart. This I feel is a very good point to make although the horse and cart are a lot more dominant in the