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by Krimalkin
This is the Dornier DO-X from 1929, the biggest waterplane of its time and the predecessor of the "Spruce Goose".

It had a capacity of 150 passengers, 30 years before any other plane could hold that much. It was the very first transatlantic scheduled flight, powered through 12 motors.

It was decorated like a hotel, complete with plush chairs, sleeping cabins, telephones and a birdcage.

Only 3 of them were built, but they all went MIA or were destroyed.

soloyo
soloyo on Dec 10 '09
nice illustration
Gemma.
Gemma. on Dec 10 '09
Great!
YaaH
   YaaH on Dec 10 '09
5$
quister
   quister on Dec 10 '09
Great style, love the line work!!!
neugirl
neugirl on Dec 10 '09
Sweet.
tadstick
tadstick on Dec 10 '09
nice scene shot! check me slogans plz!
ndikol
   ndikol on Dec 11 '09
coool :D

thanks for link my site :D
trishxtrash
trishxtrash on Dec 11 '09
Sweet!
AlexMacDuff
   AlexMacDuff on Dec 11 '09
Great style, I really like this.
unlikely
unlikely on Dec 11 '09
love it.
m8nkey
m8nkey on Dec 11 '09
Nice one. The water looks great and I like how the design is bursting from it's frame.
Krimalkin
Krimalkin on Dec 12 '09
It's no water. But it's a flying ship. It crushes through clouds.
Krimalkin
Krimalkin on Dec 12 '09
It's no water. But it's a flying ship. It crushes through clouds.
neomath99
neomath99 on Dec 12 '09
NICE
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John Will Balsley
John Will Balsley on Dec 14 '09
Awesome, 5!
mikecallahan
mikecallahan on Dec 14 '09
i like this one
Fievel the Mouse
Fievel the Mouse on Dec 16 '09
Great pic. It does kinda look like water, so maybe some frame of reference like birds to show it's the sky would help. But a great drawing with a lot of energy!
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