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You can now pick up your own ‘Artist’s Proof’ version of this poster and see more images in the shop here:

http://www.supportthefrontlines.com/collections/posters/products/6th-airlift-squadron-poster-18-x-24


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Preview images of Mike Maddi's King Kong resin kit!

Posted by Travis Getz on February 11, 2012 (0 Comments)

Holy Cow!  Mike's work is just incredible.  It looks like I'll be helping him out with the decals for the Tophatter biplanes - a big thank you to the Vintage Aviator, LTD. (the New Zealand company who built the prop planes for the latest King Kong movie) for the reference photos.

 

You can see more of Mike's incredible resin kits here.

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MCAS Officer's Spouses' Club logo

Posted by Travis Getz on February 11, 2012 (0 Comments)

 The golf work I did in 2009 also resulted in a suggested rework of the Miramar OWC logo.  Not sure if it ever got used...

Before and after images...

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2009 MCAS Miramar OWC golf tournament artwork

Posted by Travis Getz on February 11, 2012 (0 Comments)

Just a collection of work I did for the Miramar OWC's golf tournament waaaay back in 2009.  About time I posted it...

 


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HSC-85 emblem and pin-up proposals

Posted by Travis Getz on February 11, 2012 (0 Comments)

The 'High Rollers' of HSC-85 were transitioning into more of a Special Operations support role.  Their name was changing from 'High Rollers' and they wanted an update to their emblem (which was oriented toward gambling).  At the time, they were thinking of the name 'Phoenix' to reflect the squadron's heritage doing firefighting support work.  I was invited to submit some ideas for an emblem, and did a quick mockup of a new Getz Girl ('Phoenix') and challenge coin (among other products). 

Ultimately my designs were not chosen, but if you know anyone with HSC-85 or any squadron having a phoenix or firehawk-themed unit mascot who could benefit from the Getz Girl getting finished, please let me know.

 

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Green Kights of VMFA-121 (AW) get a Getz Girl

Posted by Travis Getz on February 11, 2012 (0 Comments)

This Getz Girl Pin-Up artwork honors those linked to the famous US Marine Corps VMFA-121 All Weather fighter squadron.  It was inspired by the squadron's original WWII-era pin-up, which has graced patches, aircraft tail surfaces, etc. (see image below).

The Getz Girl version of 'Bombin' Betty' was developed with input from Green Knight officers and Wives' Club Members.  The new, unofficial artwork presents an updated, easier to reproduce look for a symbol which has inspired squadron members for over half a century.


It was a great honor to work on this, thanks to all the Green Knights and loved ones who contributed feedback.


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VQ-1 World Watchers in the house...

Posted by Travis Getz on February 11, 2012 (0 Comments)

 

 Just some stuff done for those EP-3 professionals and their families…  Buy some of them on products in the Zazzle shop here!

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Pen Plane Goodness

Posted by Travis Getz on February 11, 2012 (0 Comments)

 Just a few samples of some Pen Plane designs done for NAVAIR folks...

Learn more about pen-and-ink Pen Planes here...

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MV-22 and CV-22 get logos and poster designs...

Posted by Travis Getz on February 11, 2012 (0 Comments)

A friend working for the V-22 Osprey Public Affairs Office mentioned that there were no emblems for the individual services' aircraft, so I created a couple, along with posters to cheer the associated Marines and Airmen on.  Go get 'em you guys (and gals)!


These are available for squadrons working with either aircraft (the posters can be customized with your squadron emblem) for official use.  I'll try to work on getting some stickers with the logos available in the shop...

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A curious delivery arrived – a heavy bag marked ‘Royal Mail’…   A curious delivery arrived – a heavy bag marked ‘Royal Mail’…

  The tag wasn’t giving any clues…

  Now it’s getting clearer… Aviation Classics magazine from the UK…

   …filled with issues showcasing Squadron Store Kong Killers imagery as featured artwork for the article by Norm deWitt about VFA-14's big-screen exploits! Nice!

Thank you Norm, Editor Tim and Aviation Classics!






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