I've been working on some aircraft profiles. This is a fictional combination of two real aircraft from the late 1930's/early 1940's, the Curtiss-Wright CW-21B fighter and YP-37 fighter prototype. The CW-21B had a radial engine; I took the inline engine from the YP-37 and grafted it onto the CW-21B fuselage (drew everything to scale in Autocad). The result probably would never work in real life, but it looks kind-of like some sort of overpowered racing aircraft, so I've colored it with homages to real-life racing color schemes.







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Those look pretty cool.

Your art style reminds me of the art on the model kit boxes

 

Thanks. Here's another:

 

Two more:

 

I didn't draw this, just colored; Department H V-22 Osprey as seen in "Hulk vs. Wolverine"

 

Boeing Bird of Prey:

 

Bird of Prey, "black" color scheme"

 

"White" color scheme: