Not my favorite plane (good old WW2 fighter crafts are way better) but with tha bunny bunny it is awesome!

Thanks, I've been wanting to draw bunny girl for a long time and VX-4's black bunny F-4J/S is the only excuse to do so

still wonder what would make a good pinup babe for my two favorites the P-38 Lightning and the P-61 Black widow. Furry babe wise that is.

uh.. vixen?

could be. I do have ideas too just can't find a quote on how to comission you :P

I'm not open for commission at this moment, but i'll post a journal when i do

I can wait but I need to inform my wallet and feed it properly if I'd like a piece.

Love this piece, it's so fitting :D

many thanks!

Love it!

Thank you!

This is just beyond words Grau... this is unbelievably good!

just WOW!

V.

Thank you so much v!

I was always been entranced and left wondering by this model. The sleek lines and ability to attack and evade always left me empty handed.

Oh theres a plane there too. cool

wat?

I know it wasn't about the plane when i read "sleek lines"

In all honesty I could never wrap my head around the F-4. She was a bundle of contradictions and was so long in "development" that she only came on line in time to replace the F-8 . The dihedral tail meant having to give intuitive commands below one air speed only to be counter intuitive above another airspeed. Yet so innovative that she was better than the missiles she could cary and no guns initially meant she was pants-less until that was corrected. She was caught between doctrines and was interceptor who had to learn to dogfight. Yet as a "ground pounder" I love that bird for saving this foxes tail on a couple of occasions. She was a hot bunny who knew how to fight like a Wild Weasel, and she will always have a place in my heart

They were nicknamed rhino and flying brick for a reason, but they're not entirely without merit, their adaptability leave them in limited service in IRIAF, JASDF and HAF today

There is, but to be honest, just like many real life situations in combat most are rather void of the "flash, bang, Boom" you see in movies. For what my group was doing, going in and back and not being noticed was the biggest success. Kept me tail where its suppose to be

Holy Mackerel! I really like the way you rendered the F4 as doing dark, reflective surfaces are really quite a challenge. Still, I've been recently trying to develop a "Look" for some anthropomorphic Rabbit-Women, and this one is not a bad looker at all. I'm especially impressed on how you rendered the velvet surface on her outfit as well.

Many thanks! i have attempted dark surface several time in the past with mixed results: https://rajaahsani.deviantart.com/a.....hale-606950619 , https://rajaahsani.deviantart.com/a.....nger-443306558 . Believe it or not drawing bunnies is harder than i first thought, i tried to get more stylized look without losing to much realism. I gave up and ended drawing her in profile

Geeze! I don't know... Both the images of the Douglass F3d "Skyknight" and the Fairchild C119 "Stinger" are worthy of high end Aviation illustration, and proof that you understand how light works on painted metal surfaces. I just might refer to your art on DA so I scan study your techniques. ...If you don't mind.

Feel free to! i'll be glad to help with your techniques

Very cheeky! You've done a stellar job on this yet again

Thanks a lot!