Let Let Let - Warplanes

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.

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 [...]

The international interest aroused in the Do17 in July 1937 by its success at Zurich was reneged in the following year by the début of the improved Do17Z, and at an early stage in the development of the new model, the Yugoslav government began to consider its capabilities as a potential successor to the earlier [...]

Both XF-85 prototypes were completed and ready for flight in the spring of 1948. The first prototype was transported to the Ames laboratories for testing in the NACA wind tunnel. Because of the small dimensions, it completely fitted in the wind tunnel room. Here, it was damaged when it slipped out of its hoist. For [...]

The first pages of history for the famous Zerstörer Bf 110 were written at the end of 1934, when C-Amt RLM (the technical branch of the Reich’s Air Ministry) issued a specification for a two seat, twin engined aircraft to fulfill a need within the Kamfzerstörer category. Submitted proposals came from Focke-Wulf (Fw 57), Henshel [...]

During the WW2 bitter fight were held in the sky above the Japan mainland. Reason for that could be found in the new heavy bomber Boeing B-29 which strafe Japan mainland target from the high altityde in many cases very hard to reach by standard fighter planes. “Superfortress hunter” digital art you see here is [...]

First all metal fighter airplane of Yugoslav construction was Ikarus IK-2. This digital painting show it in the climb above clouds. The Ikarus IK-2 was a 1930s high-wing, all-metal, single seat, monoplane fighter aircraft of indigenous design built for the Yugoslav Air Force. The IK-2 was designed by Kosta Sivčev and Ljubomir Ilić. Royal Yugoslav [...]

This digital painting “Blade over Pacific” is the combat of the Shiden-kai at the last month of the WW2 and inspiration coming from the Genda unit which have used this type of aircraft with much of success. He organized an elite Japanese air unit (the 343 Kokutai) near the war’s end as an alternative to [...]

Breguet XIX was appeared just after the WW 1 and originally fitted with a 450hp Bugatti engine and displayed in this form at the Salon Aeronautique of 1921. Being impressed with new warplane, general Uzelac order two samples of this brand new plane. French kindly delivered this planes and one of this was used by [...]