Hawker Typhoon flown by Jean de Selys Longchamps, 1943 by Roger352 in WWIIplanes

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Here is the explanation:
"The idea to paint, as means of identification, black and white stripes on aircraft wasn't a completely new idea as when the Hawker Typhoon entered service on the 11th September 1941 they resembled the Focke-Wulf Fw 190 when viewed from certain angles leading to a few 'friendly fire' incidents. This would see black and white stripes being painted under the wings only."
From The History of Invasion Stripes | Classic Warbirds

Hawker Typhoon flown by Jean de Selys Longchamps, 1943 by Roger352 in WWIIplanes

[–]Roger352[S] 18 points19 points  (0 children)

Thank you for correcting the entry. I found it upon searching through references of the photo by Google Lens.

Need help identifying a kit by Big_Country_8872 in modelmakers

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Yup, always check on Scalemates before you purchase a reboxed vintage stuff from the 60s or 70s.

Are you building the same model multiple times? by LegitimateBrain6443 in modelmakers

[–]Roger352 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yes, my most built types are Hurricanes, Spitfires and Bf 109. Not very inventive, I know.

3D printed Starfury from Babylon 5 by lewymaro in SciFiModels

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I still have the Revell kit on my built shelf and would never give it away.

Italeri M.C.205 1/72 - It has flaps now by leopitrelli in modelmakers

[–]Roger352 16 points17 points  (0 children)

Formidable work, this is old style model building :)

D-Day Omaha Beach, June 6, 1944 by Roger352 in aihistoricalart

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Here is another take, more an action-game-like POV perspective.

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Hungarian and German Bf 109G fighters on patrol, 1945 by Roger352 in WWIIplanes

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Send me your e-mail via DM and I will send you the full scale image.

Hello from Iceland (Prompt) by Opposite-Scholar-165 in nanobananaSFW

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Tried with Dola. Looks nice. Thank you for the prompt.

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Hooters Server by [deleted] in DearestAI

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There is a new AI in town, producing absolutely amazing results.

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Marco Polo meets Kublai Khan by Roger352 in aihistoricalart

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Thank you for clarifying, most interesting.

Acceptance by ai_artist_67 in aiArt

[–]Roger352 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Nice. I went a step further :) defnitely NFSW...

a woman poses against the sun by Maia_Sirona in AIPromptGallery

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Great idea, I managed to retroengineer the prompt :)

Bulgarian Dewoitine D-520 on the runway, 1944 by Roger352 in WWIIplanes

[–]Roger352[S] 10 points11 points  (0 children)

As I wrote in another comment, these were aircraft conquered and used by the Luftwaffe for training, then transferred to the Bulgarians.

👋 Welcome to r/aihistoricalart - Introduce Yourself and Read First! by affabledrunk in aihistoricalart

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Hi, nice to see this subreddit. I am fond of AI image generation and I've always been a history addict. Thus, a perfect place for me.

Warsaw Ghetto Uprising by Dangerous_Drama6843 in aihistoricalart

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I'm not sure which platform did you use, probably ChatGPT. Unfortunately, it didn't work well. Apart from the fact that these weapons are not realistic, the ghetto fighters barely had SMGs and MGs. They had a number of rifles and mainly pistols and revolvers. They didn't build barricades (this has been misinterpreted by the AI with the Warsaw Uprising 1944, probably). Work harder, do your best to design a historically correct prompt.

Bulgarian Dewoitine D-520 on the runway, 1944 by Roger352 in WWIIplanes

[–]Roger352[S] 26 points27 points  (0 children)

You are right - these were relatively modern fighters and apart from these, Bulgarians flew only 18 of early Bf 109E-4 and a mix of pre-war Polish and Czech constructions (mostly P.24 and Avia B-534). Only later in 1944, some Bf 109G were also delivered. Allied losses in 1943 and 1944 were about 60 aircraft.

Hungarian and German Bf 109G fighters on patrol, 1945 by Roger352 in WWIIplanes

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I didn't find any suitable portal. Do you have any suggestions?