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Our Service Commitment
Our goal is to create artwork that brings pleasure to
your environment for years to come. to that end, we work hard to ensure
our completed works exceeds your expectations. That's why we try to do
lots of communications with you prior to and while your art project is
underway, to ensure we're creating exactly what you had in mind! Here's
just a brief list of artwork types available:
- Custom designed artwork on yours or our flight jackets
(see custom flight jackets page)
- Designs for large and small wall spaces, inside or
out (see murals page)
- Custom vintage aircraft nose art, painted on your
aircraft or printed on decals for owner installation (see
nose art gallery)
- Original prints, double matted and framed in golden
oak or printed on distressed tin (see
sign gallery page)
- See our entertaining and informative FREE 'History
of Nose Art' presentation, available for your next business or non-profit
group meeting! (see home page)
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here are MORE custom-painted flight jackets created by Victory-Girl!
Can we create a jacket design for you? Contact us via email at
jerri@victory-girl.com, or 909-297-6688.
| 'Bee Good' - This is a
design only recently created by Bob Allen, a well known nose artist
during WWII in England, with the 8th AF, and still going strong as
a graphic artist in his 80s today! A client building a P-51 commissioned
Mr. Allen to create this nose art for his soon-to-be-finished aircraft.
We re-created the artwork on the client's flight jacket as well. |
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| Northern Queen(right)- We re-created
the nose art of this soldier's aircraft in WWII on a new A-2 flight
jacket, as his original flight jacket, painted to match his B-24's
saucy signage had chipped almost entirely away. He loves wearing it
to the local Denny's! |
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Eye Candy (right)- This young lady,
originally created by R. Armstrong in the '30s goes well with this P47N
in invasion markings. |
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'Miss Jolly Roger'' (right)- This
artwork once adorned a WWII flight crew's jackets and their bomber.
Below are 5th AF and Army Air Corps patches painted on the left
and right shoulders of this jacket..
'Harley Streetglide' (right)- This young lady
is trying gracefully to get off this hunky Harley StreetGlide.
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| 'Memphis Belle' (right)- This timeless
George Petty pinup graced many a fighter and bomber in WWII and beyond,
and still can be found on a 91st BG B-52G proudly serving our country
today. |
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| MMMM...M&Ms!! (right) This saucy artwork suits
the zippy personal trainer/pilot who requested this piece. |
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| 'D-Day Doll Jacket'-(right)-this jacket
design, requested by a WWII history enthusiast combines a closeup
of a 'D Day Doll' nose art and the P-47N marked in D-Day invasion
colors. |
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| P3-Orion & Russian Sub-(right)
-A retiring veteran of P3 -Orion sub-chasing missions acquired
this jacket as a retirement gift. |
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'Miss-Communication' -right a fetching
vintage pinup makes a nostalgic return on this communications officer's
A-2 flight jacket. She's obviously having a enjoyable chat- while
the rest of the switchboard blinks red!
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'Flying Tigers' - a bold design
incorporating a menacing tiger, and the equally fearsome P-40 Tomahawks
flown by the AVG in 1941-42. Painted on a black G-1 for a Gillespie
field aviation NUT (who also puts on a darn good airshow!), this
jacket also sports a modified 'Hell's Angel' on the front right
chest (below)
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| 'Nine O Nine', graced the side of
a mighty B-17 Flying Fortress that completed over 126 combat missions
without mechanical failure, and 140 missions overall in WWII. The
owner of this jacket had an opportunity to fly in the restored 'Nine
O Nine' and commemorated the event with this artwork. |
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| 'Satisfy'n Six' (right) For the pilot
of a very satisfying T-6 Harvard with the 3rd Pursuit Squadron, Commemorative
Airforce |
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'Flying Tigers' -The American Volunteer
Group, under the direction of Claire Chennault, garnered the nickname
'Flying Tigers' from the press, who reported thier stunning kills
in the CBI theater with their shark-mouth P-40 tomahawks.
This jacket, a Cockpit Horsehide, will be an attention-grabber
in any setting (even the tailor's shop!) |
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Artwork
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Aircraft nose art isn't just for airplanes anymore!
Have your favorite image painted on your bomber jacket, denim, or
an authentic WWII military aircraft panel. See these pages for more
details.
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| Murals can immediately improve the view of any space,
indoors or out. We understand the requirements of local city ordinance
and are happy to work with city planners to create views that benefit
both business and the community |
Get your Vintage Tin Signs here!
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