Unfinished sketches...

...of two Citröen, a Dyane 6 and a 2CV AKS400.

Christmas armour

Here is one of my works, made two years ago for a book, but finally never published. Is a UN spanish BMR during a patrol to provide gifts for children in some villages of the spanish TAOR. Also is pictured the insignia of the spanish legion contingent in these days, the christmas of 2006. The BMR and legionnaires are specially dressed for the ocassion.

Sketch 5

Here is an old sketch that I have found today in a missing moleskine. I realized it a year ago, and is a one of the first Wyllis received in Spain through the US military aid in the 50's. The insignia is from infantry regiment "Wad-Ras 55", one of the units of Armoured Division "Brunete". The overall colour was, of course,olive drab.

Sketch 3

A quick sketch, part of a project for a friend, a french Panhard H90.

Sketch 2

Here is a german WWII plane. Hope soon I can show you in full color!

Sketch

Oh-la-lah, a Renault 6!!

More sketches

Citröen and Mercedes

Sketches

A pair of vans, Siata 3000 and Volkswagen

B-17 bomber

The Flying Fortress was the most know plane used by the United States in his bomb attacks over Germany during the Second World War. His crew was 10 men. During the missions over Europe, more of 4.500 B-17s were lost. This is a sketch made with colored pencils. It depicts a bomber of the 381st Bomb Group.

Iraqi wreck

This is a sketch that I made long time ago, is a burned iraqi BRDM-2 after the 1991 war.

D-Day

Now here in Spain is June 6th, D-Day. I think that is the best day to start with this blog. All these past years, a lot of people go to Normandy to conmemorate the allied invasion with their historic vehicles, and reenact the troops of this battle. One of them was mi friend Roger. A former fireman of Nantes, Roger always went with their friends of the 15th Cavalry Group reenactment association to Ste. Marie Eglise.
Sadly, some weeks ago Roger passed away. Now, his association's vivouac area, Camp Riley is more little than other years, and his jeep and smile will be missed. This blog is dedicated to him. Good bye, Roger!