Server move successful - We're up and running again!
I'm happy to report that the move to our new webhosting server from Singapore to the US has been successful.
There are a few kinks to be ironed out, particularly the Aviation Art Directories section, which is not accessible yet. However, the portal section, and most importantly for many of you, the Forum, is up and running without any glitches.
Posted by ehangar on Sunday, December 28 @ 01:24:47 CST (41 reads)
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MG signs on Anthony Saunders, releases two new prints
The Military Gallery has announced that it has signed on artist Anthony Saunders to paint exclusively and full-time for the premier aviation art publisher.
The appointment was announced with the release of Anthony Saunders' brand new Battle of Britain Portfolio - a set of two prints.
High Summer (above) features Spitfires of 92 Squadron RAF downing a Messerschmitt Bf109, while Homeward Bound (right) depicts two Me109s of Adolf Galland's JG-26 running for home across the English Channel.
Note:Follow our discussion on Anthony Saunders' new prints at the eHangar.com Aviation Art Forum, including close-up detailed images.
Posted by ehangar on Tuesday, October 28 @ 22:01:20 CDT (165 reads)
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Tactical Support by Richard Taylor
Richard Taylor, or RT2 as he's known around these parts, has released a new print featuring Lockheed P-38 Lightnings.
Published by the Military Gallery, Tactical Support depicts two P-38s overflying Pegasus Bridge shortly after the D-Day landings, June 1944.
Its a pleasing image, with lots of background detail that should keep collectors happy.
Posted by ehangar on Saturday, October 11 @ 15:45:18 CDT (296 reads)
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Ted Briggs, last survivor of HMS Hood, dies
Ted Briggs, the last survivor of the World War II sinking of British battle cruiser HMS Hood, died Saturday. He was 85.
He died in a hospital in Portsmouth, England, said HMS Hood Assn. Chairman Peter Heys.
Briggs was one of only three seamen among the crew of more than 1,000 to survive the attack by the German battleship Bismarck in the Denmark Strait on May 24, 1941. Prime Minister Winston Churchill ordered the Bismarck hunted down and destroyed, and British forces sank it May 27. - Associated Press
Posted by ehangar on Tuesday, October 07 @ 05:38:06 CDT (289 reads)
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New Chat Room Opened!
I have created a 3D room where we can gather together virtually to hang out, admire aviation art on the walls and chat with each other!
If you have heard of Google Lively and/or used it, then you will know what I'm referring to. If not, then you're going to want to check out what exciting things we have in store for you in there.
Click on the Chat Room link in the left column to access the site. There are some instructions there for those of you how to gain entry to the chat room, or eHangar.com Aviation Art Corner as I'm calling it.
Note:Join in our discussion on the new eHangar.com Aviation Art Corner in the Forum.
Posted by ehangar on Monday, October 06 @ 03:53:38 CDT (303 reads)
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High Noon by Robert Bailey
Robert Bailey recently released a new and dramatic print. Limited to a very small print run, High Noon features B-17 Flying Fortresses of the famed USAAF 100th Bomb Group under attack by Luftwaffe Focke Wulf 190's enroute to Germany.
The image is action-packed, with chunks being shot off the tail of the main Fortress in the painting, while another falls to earth, trailing flaming debris.
Posted by ehangar on Friday, October 03 @ 17:03:33 CDT (311 reads)
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The Wolfpack by Robert Taylor
Robert Taylor's latest print release is bound to create excitement among fans of the famed 56th Fighter Group - Zemke's Wolfpack.
Simply titled The Wolfpack, the new release published by The Military Gallery features Walker 'Bud' Mahurin's P-47 climbing up on its way to rendezvous with their B-24 charges. The rest of the group's Thunderbolts can be seen catching up with their leader.
Posted by ehangar on Wednesday, September 03 @ 01:14:25 CDT (459 reads)
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Red Devils Return by Robert Bailey
Bailey Art & Publishing has released a new print by Canadian aviation artist Robert Bailey.
Red Devils Return features F/A-18 Hornet jet fighters of US Marine Corps squadron VMFA-232 aboard the USS Nimitz. The prints are signed by four pilots from the squadron, including its commander.
Posted by ehangar on Sunday, August 10 @ 19:03:49 CDT (465 reads)
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Deadly Escort by Kevin Weber (eHangar.com MSO!)
Emerging aviation artist Kevin Weber has released his first limited print edition depicting a well-known WWII aerial event.
Deadly Escort depicts USAAF pilot Robert S. Johnson's damaged P-47 Thunderbolt being attacked by Luftwaffe ace Egon Mayer's Focke Wulf FW190 over Europe. Despite emptying his ammunition into the lumbering American fighter, the German pilot is unable to down it.
Kevin's painting shows Johnson's deadly predicament as he twists in his cockpit as the FW190 closes in to point-blank range. Thanks to the P-47's rugged construction, Johnson is able to reach England safely and go on to achieve acedom.
Note:Kevin is offering a Member's Special Offer (MSO) for eHangar.com members for his new print. You can get more details on pricing etc in the MSO section.
So go grab yourself a copy of this exciting new print at an exclusive eHangar.com discount!
Posted by ehangar on Sunday, August 10 @ 17:21:10 CDT (375 reads)
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Steve Heyen wins RAAF Heritage Award
Australia-based aviation artist and eHangar.com regular Steve Heyen has won an award by the Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF) for one of his aviation art paintings. Many congratulations, Steve! :)
Steve was presented the RAAF Heritage Award by the Chief of Air Force (CAF) at the 87th Anniversary during a cocktail reception at the National Convention Centre in Canberra.
Posted by ehangar on Wednesday, April 23 @ 04:50:54 CDT (733 reads)
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A Battle of Britain scene: a lone Hurricane I of No 151 Squadron attacks head-on several Messerschmitt Bf 109 Es, the top cover of a Luftwaffe bomber force.
A T-6 Texan of the Fundacion Infante de Orleans (Madrid, Spain).
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