February 07, 2013
Buffalo or X-Wing?
I'm sure that by now most of my readers have seen this photoshop job at least once before:
When I saw it for the first time, I just laughed... then took a much closer look at it, and was amazed at the job the person behind the 'shop had done. It really looks like an Incom T-65 X-Wing wound up on an escort carrier in 1942. What never crossed my mind, however, was to try and find the original. Well, tonight while browsing ww2db.com, I accidentally stumbled across it!
Bravo, Mr Photoshop Person, bravo.
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When I saw it for the first time, I just laughed... then took a much closer look at it, and was amazed at the job the person behind the 'shop had done. It really looks like an Incom T-65 X-Wing wound up on an escort carrier in 1942. What never crossed my mind, however, was to try and find the original. Well, tonight while browsing ww2db.com, I accidentally stumbled across it!
Bravo, Mr Photoshop Person, bravo.
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Well of course, it's not like they've have the right kind of fuel to re-launch it.
Posted by: Mauser at February 07, 2013 03:23 AM (cZPoz)
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It really is an amazingly good job.
Posted by: Steven Den Beste at February 07, 2013 06:09 PM (+rSRq)
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It isn't until you see the two side-by-side (okay, bottom-by-top) that you start to notice the little things he missed. Like the arresting cable in the foreground that the X-Wing couldn't have caught like that. Or the wire attached to the Buffalo's right wing that just sorta... floats there above and behind the X-Wing.
But if THAT'S the worst I can come up with...
But if THAT'S the worst I can come up with...
Posted by: Wonderduck at February 07, 2013 06:47 PM (lzVVx)
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