Orkan na vatrenom nebu

By Srecko • June 10, 2008

In the time of it’s debut it was claimed as one of the aerodynamically finest plane. As with many project it was not enter in the production. Ikarus Orkan was born as a private venture of the two young designers in attempt to create twin engine sleek bomber with low power engines. By the end of 1937 was released most of the prototype documentation and the wooden model was tested in the early 1938 in the wind tunnel in Paris. This digital art “Orkan na vatrenom nebu” show it in flight and in its very early natural metal scheme.

Ikarus Orkan

Srecko Bradic

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Tags: airplane, art, Bradic, digital, Ikarus, Orkan, Srecko, Yugoslavia

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Srecko

Born in 1966 in Serbia and still live ther. From the youngest age interesting in aviation. In the 16. graduated as rocket technician in Military Rocket Center in Belgrade. Some little flying experience on Blanik glider. Passioned plastic modeler. Published several articles in referent magazine and books. Interest goal to the historic search, modeling and art.