PaintedFlight

The War and Record Years

Airfield Painting 1952

Your aircraft, on a sunny airfield in 1952.

The fuel companies’ commissioned airfield painting.

Wide

The wide

Your aircraft, on a sunny airfield in 1952. The same style three by two, with the ramp and the sky around the airplane, and it prints to 60 × 40″.

Your turn

Add your photograph

This page paints only Airfield Painting 1952. The picker for all 12 styles is on the front page.

Airfield Painting 1952

Your aircraft, on a sunny airfield in 1952

Four passes on the house. A pass paints it twice: the upright and the wide. Your photograph goes to the engine twice, once per shape, and is not kept. Every style comes back twice, the upright and the wide, and you choose at the till. Warbirds yes; serving military, wrecks and faces no. The FAQ says why.

The sample high-wing N728HW painted as a 1931 airmail poster: a sunburst behind it, flat bands of sky, its navy and gold cheatline and registration as photographedThe sample high-wing’s ordinary ramp photograph, before the render

Airmail Poster 1931

The sample high-wing, painted by the same engine. Yours takes its place.

One aircraft, the whole airframe in frame. Your own, or one you have the right to photograph.

The samples · prints from $130

Or hang a sample

The sample aircraft belong to nobody: they were made up to sit for the wall, and their numbers are not assigned on the FAA register. Their paintings are finished pictures all the same, and they print to 40 × 60″.

Airfield Painting 1952, Airfield Painting 1952

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Enhanced matte art paper, 200gsm. Deep blacks, no glare, museum feel.

What arrives Fine art print, 24 × 36″. Enhanced matte art paper, 200gsm. Deep blacks, no glare, museum feel.

Printed by Prodigi. Postage is added at checkout: a flat rate by size and region, set from Prodigi's own quotes.