Gosh, ya LIVE!!!
Nice one. I will admit, though, I've seen weirder stuff in the sky. Try for someone makin' a fake UFO. Scared the crap outta me when it fell. Looked kinda like a stattelite with christmas lights. Creepy thingy. Never visit CO in UFO season, I tell ya.

All he's gotta do now is break the sound barrier...

Huh! Tut Tut! Child's Play!

Actually, the first thing to pop into my mind was the battle scene in 'Bedknobs and Broomsticks'

I was going to say the exact same thing.

An' I still gets kinda misty eyed whe e'er I see the scene wi' th' Pipers playin' on th' hill.

"It must be a trick!"
"...pretty good trick!"

excellent detail

That's great.

Excellent, Roy. And I can totally see the posters - Wizardry for Victory! Put a Hex On Herr Schicklegruber!

LOL! Yeah. Giz i' ta th' ol Sourpuss ri' in th' kaizer!

Must be Spitfires. Not perfect, but close enough.

(For instance, the double radiators is characteristic of later marks, but you show six machine guns and no canon. There might be particlar mark like that, but without looking it up I feel reasonably safe saying "no.")

Got any quibbles with the model of the broomstick?

Yes. Offhand, the tachometer is usually mounted to be read from the left, and 1938 to 1946 RAF regulations stipulate that one straw in ten should be dyed roundel blue.

You forgot to mention I had tape over the guns on the closer aircraft. The early "Spit" guns were notorious for jamming, so the ground crews would put tape over the gun ports to see if they were working properly or not. It also made the plane just a wee bit more "Slippery."

Actually, I had noticed that in some photos the gun ports are taped over... not just RAF planes either. I wondered why that was. One possibility was to reduce the drag, but I had doubts it would really reduce the coefficient much. I've also heard some pilots might have waxed the forward edge of their wings -- and I've heard too that it was just a gag they told to newbies.

Wizard wheeze, that...... 7@=e

Geez! Can't a guy just practice Quidditch in peace!

LOL! High altitude Quiddich? Now that'll be one for the books!

I wonder what the record ceiling is for a broom? What would it look like if designed for 90,000 feet?

So Dumbledore joined the RAF

When I was drawing this I was considering doing a faked up "World at War" book featuring "Wizards in the RAF."

I'm not gonna lie, that would be pretty damn awesome, and it would make since, though I think they would be more inclined to the National Democratic Socialist Party of Germany than England, since Hitler had the cult fetish.

Now this is a nice blast from the past! I'd imagine that as with my little girl, Hogwarts in the RAF would certainly take advantage of their nearly unlimited envelop ceiling. Since brooms like Harry's Nimbus are not air-breathing in any sense, 25,000 ft or Angels 25 is easy lemon squeezy!

Also hmm yes, you do bring up a good point about chill temperatures above 10,000 and, something I really should consider for my Yuki at some point. She loves being "unencumbered" but a good stout coat would reduce mana usage, just to keep warm.

Very nice, Steam, and gosh even 15 years back, Baron was a machine when it comes to traditional media arts!!