Sim-Pix prints are all custom-made to your own requirements, so the images below are just examples of the range of images and artistic effects that we can produce, and the range of aircraft subjects - whether you're after commercial aircraft, RAF, USAF or other air forces, planes by Boeing, Airbus or Cessna or any of the older manufacturers like McDonnell, Douglas, Grumman, McDonnell, Vickers, Supermarine or Lockheed, Sim-Pix has your aircraft! Looking for Concorde, Lancasters, Spitfires, Hurricanes, the Dambusters, B-17s, B-25s, B-29s, Vulcans, TSR-2s or F-16s - they all land at Sim-Pix!
Click on the thumbnail pictures to see a larger sample image (sample images are at reduced resolution for quick download (approx. 100KB) so the quality is far less than a printed image would show).
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"Spirit of St. Louis" was the first aircraft to be flown solo across the Atlantic, from New York to Paris in 1927, making a hero and celebrity of its pilot, Charles Lindbergh |
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LAX is one of the busiest airports in the world, serving the Los Angeles area. Here, Air Force One departs for Washington D.C. |
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Dismayed at the lack of any flying events to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Royal Air Force, on 5th April 1968 Flt. Lt. Alan Pollock flew his Hawker Hunter down the Thames and through Tower Bridge. For this brave bit of flying, and he was drummed out of the RAF. |
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The airport near Sogndal in Norway is easy enough to land at - the pilot just needs to be aware of the 1500 foot (500m) drop on three sides of the airport! |
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The Supermarine Spitfire is the classic single piston-engined fighter, which achieved immortality in the Battle of Britain and on through the rest of World War II. |
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The Fairchild A-10 is probably the world's most formidable ground attack aircraft, with a nose-mounted cannon, the ability to carry a vast range of external stores, and a fuselage designed to absorb lots of punishment. |
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The small aircraft made by the Cessna company have been the starting place for many pilots - would you like a Sim-Pix print to commemorate your first solo? |
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As Sim-Pix prints come from the virtual world, you can alter reality too - how about the Space Shuttle landing at your local airport, or a shot of an aircraft that never flew in real life - here a BAC TSR.2 flies a training sortie over the Scottish Highlands! |
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Your print can show any aircraft you want - here is the Space Shuttle heading for Kennedy Space Center - but your print could show it landing at your local airport! |
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We can also do prints of the aircraft alone, with no background - here is an example of a plan print of an Avro Vulcan, with added text and squadron badge. |
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Another example of the Vulcan, complete with "pencil remarque" in the margin. |
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Capture the magic of the moment, even long after it has passed! Here, Concorde returns to its "home" at Filton near the Severn Bridges. |
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Long before Concorde, the HP.42 maintained Britain's overseas air services to destinations including Egypt as shown in this period print. |
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The Beech 18 is a typical small twin-engined aircraft, seen here on a sightseeing trip in the Mediterranean. |
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The F-18 Hornet is a formidable aircraft, seen here on patrol over Afghanistan. |
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Once a potential adversary to the F-18, the Su-27 is a Russian high-performance aircraft. |
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