DavidHills

A bust representation of all the Sangheli (Elite) armors present in Halo 2.

This is design is based on the Lozenge Camouflage pattern, used WW1 German Aircraft. The pattern was unique for its hexagonal pattern and the colors represented here are indicative of late war patterns.

This is design is based on the Lozenge Camouflage pattern, used WW1 German Aircraft. The pattern was unique for its hexagonal pattern and the colors represented here are indicative of late war patterns.

This is design is based on the Lozenge Camouflage pattern, used in WW1 German Aircraft. The pattern was unique for its hexagonal pattern and the colors represented here are indicative of designs employed by aircraft during the day.

An artist rendering of the P-51 Mustang fighter plane. This design is perfect for airplane enthusiasts of all ages. If your or friend are fond WW2 aircraft, this design is meant for you! Or.... if you know someone who actually flew one these you can get it as a gift. This design is part of tabletop series in development, Burning Skies. The P-51 Mustang served as the primary air superiority fighter of United States during World War 2. It's best known for its role escorting bombers on raids deep within Germany and this plane is often credited as turning the tide for American daylight operations.

This is design is based on the Lozenge Camouflage pattern, used in WW1 German Aircraft. The pattern was unique for its hexagonal pattern and the colors represented here are indicative of designs employed by night bombers.

This is an exquisite rendering of the Bf 109 based on blueprints from modern military encyclopedias. The Bf-109G was one the Bf109's final iterations and saw use on both Eastern and Western fronts.

This aircraft helped the German military machine spread over Western Europe! In the Battle of Britain, this aircraft was the Spitfire's principal opponent. The Germans updated its design throughout the World War 2 and it remained a formidable foe till the end.

The Focke Wulf FW-190 was perhaps Germany's best piston engine fighter of the World War 2. Their primary mission towards the end of the war was to protect German cities and factories from the 8th Airforce.

Bf-109 darkened the skies of Europe. From Great Britain to Russia, the Bf-109 was everywhere the Luftwaffe went. Many consider the Spitfire to be the most attractive plane of WW2, but I prefer the well rounded edges of Messerschmitt Bf-109.

Achilles and Hector face off in a style fitting Homer's Illiad. The inspiration came from the announcement of game, Total War Saga Troy (or Total War Troy). The style is inpsired by classic Greek vase art and sure to please any fan of antiquity.

The Focke Wulf FW-200 Condor was originally designed as a transport aircraft. However, Germany repurposed the model to be a maritime reconnaissance plane. The plane earned the nickname, Churchhill's nightmare, a testament to its combat effectiveness. Unfortunately, the aircraft also had a tendency to break on landings. This was because it was not designed to handle all the excess weight when they were retrofitted.

The plane that inspired a nation! The Supermarine Spitfire was RAF's premier fighter during the Second World War and - arguably - won the Battle of Britain. The Spitfire's principal opponent the was the Messerchmidt. It ultimately bested the 109 because of its superior handling characteristics.

The Messerchmitt Me-262 was the first operational jet fighter in history. It's development solidified Germany's legacy for technological development. The fighter was intended to intercept Allied Bombers, but it arrived too late to have an effect.

The Heinkel He-162 was a German attempt to make a low-cost jet fighter. Primarily made of wood, construction was possible the shortage of other materials would greatly limit its opportunities for service.

This t shirt design was inspired by the cover art for the Janes WW2 Fighter Simulation. A North American P-51 Mustang is depicted facing down a German Focke Wulf 190. If you love airplanes, or warplanes this the shirt for you! This design is from my game Burning Skies, an aerial table top game set in World War Two. If you want to support my game, please get this shirt.