Eyes drawn in photoshop (5 years and 2359 days ago)
you are truly creative
nicely done
GL
Awesome beast 
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Florence Leontine Lowe, a.k.a Pancho Barnes, granddaughter of Thaddeus S. C. Lowe, who had pioneered American aviation with the establishment of the Union Army Balloon Corps during the American Civil War. In 1930 under the sponsorship of the Union Oil Company, Florence won a race – and broke Amelia Earhart's world women's speed record with a speed of 196.19 mph (315.7 km/h). Barnes broke this record in a Travel Air Type R Mystery Ship. During the late 1940's and early 1950's,Pancho had an enormous influence in the social lives of American aviators such as Chuck Yeager (1st man to break the speed of sound barrier) and Buzz Aldrin (the lunar module pilot on Apollo 11, the first manned lunar landing in history) at her Happy Bottom Riding Club a dude ranch restaurant and hotel operated by Pancho Barnes on the site of current-day Edwards Air Force Base. (5 years and 2484 days ago)
Good image. Dark areas of plane die against dark clouds.
Perhaps a little, look at the hi res. Thanks.
Fantastic image, author, love the dramatic lighting in the sky now, and the contrast of the primary colors. Great background story as well. 
Pancho was quite a rebel in her day. Thanks Pearlie!
http://www.legendofpanchobarnes.com/film/index.php
There's a full length documentary I saw a while ago on Netflix, but forgot the title.
I saw it too, good stuff. If you remember the movie "The Right Stuff," Pancho's Happy Bottom Riding Club was an integral part of the story.
Great tribute to a great flyer Author!
There are several documentaries about this great aviator, I think the one you mentioned Bob is "The Legend of Pancho Barnes and the Happy Bottom Riding Club" (the same one shown in the link you provided). It's a great story very well done with Kathy Bates voicing the words of Pancho Barnes.
BTW the officers mess at Edwards AFB is named "The Pancho Barnes Room".
Appreciate you spaceranger.
The blacks in the background still kill the blacks on the plane, hi-res or not.
Nope check your monitor. "The blacks" on the airplane, you are referring too must be the shadows under the wings. What no comment about my shadows? 
The blacks are shadows. The shadows are blacks. My monitor is calibrated just fine, thanks. The shadows on the plane and the shadows on the background clouds are the same value, and kill the illusion of depth in your image.
Obviously not good enough to keep this from making 3rd place and talent points. Thanks all. 
Congrats Loyd!!
Congrats for 3rd!
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Airstrip 5, clear to taxi.
I've been a scifi fan for years, and am especially intrigued by the thought of life on Mars, as told by Ray Bradbury in his Martian Chronicles. I foresee space travel to the red planet, perhaps in our own future. (5 years and 2555 days ago)
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The Amazing Future. (5 years and 2556 days ago)
Interesting but blurry.
Thanks i forgot to adjust transparency to the rush.
Cool image even if I don't get what the message is. Some greater contrast on the rocket might add more punch. The crowded top and barren bottom of the image creates a disturbing imbalance IMO. A bigger orange moon thing moved to 5 o'clock behind a crisper rocket ship might be more compelling.
Thanks for comment . Ive notice but i didnt have time to upload the finish work. Ive move the moon. Its like a rocket travel company.
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The cylinders you show in step 4 are much better than the ones in the final version. The cables don't appear to be attached to anything, and neither does the new steering wheel.
The bolts shown in the SBS are the originals, and were transformed for this entry. Regarding the cables and wheel, this is new technology, attachments are on the rear of the wheel and in the dark recesses of the cabin, a clean look compared to the clutter of wires and boxes in the DeLorean of the 1980s. Good observations.
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very nice work
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