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Bradbury Weather by Les Edwards

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"Night Flight" by The Creep (@thecreepfromsixfeetdeep)

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Mortal Engines: Batmunkh Gompa by Julia Zhuravleva 

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 Artwork by Aaron Piland and Ayumi Kajikawa (aka APAK studio)

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Drawing I made of the Jenny Haniver from the Mortal Engines books

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Above the Clouds by Seth Rutledge

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Have Yourselves a Merry Mileships Christmas, by Ian McQue

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This is an update to art i drew in August (2nd photo) when I had no clue how to draw ships. 

<div class="md"><p>This is an update to art i drew in August (2nd photo) when I had no clue how to draw ships. </p>
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The Hohenheim class dreadnought, CLL Císař Wenžiel. 

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CA.039 Happy New Year by Ashot94

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The Beautiful Relations, Oil on Canvas, Rene Magritte, 1967.

Sky roovers by Carl Ljungsberg

The balloon by WarLordJohn

Sky Port by im in kyung

The Boat by Randis Albion

London Gatwick 2172 by Erik Shoemaker

Vehicle design for Ubisoft Montpellier by Fred Augis

Nov. 1945 Captain Aero splash page by Rudy Palais

Starfall - Arcadian Airship Docks by Jourdan Tuffan

TTRPG Battlemap: Airship Pirates, Really not too much of a threat. Most of the time a few broadsides is enough to keep them away. But if you see the flying skull of The Lost Horizon’s flag. Best to just surrender… 

Portal to Exploration by James Freeman

The airship crashed when trying to fly through a narrow passage in the basalt cliffs, Now its wreck dangles hundreds of feet in the air, creaking in the icy winds. Phased ttrpg Battlemap!

Twilight fishing by Eddie Bennun

The Autumn Glory Airship design sketches by Dainius Obcarskas

In 2 Days to North America! by Jupp Wiertz

artwork by Akira Kusaka

Pumpkin Hot Air Balloon by Nick Volkert

"The maiden flight of Hyperion" by Eddie Bennun

	The USS Thunder was a Lightning-Class artillery ship built in late 1960 as a flying artillery ship for the United States Air Force.  Lightning-Class ships were known mainly for their speed and could outrun most other main cruisers capable of doing any damage.  They were also known for the bright flash the bottom-mounted cannon would create.  Her main purpose was striking ground targets from above the clouds with her 350mm cannon before quickly repositioning before enemy AAA could fire back.  She was often paired with her sister ship and the flagship of the Lightning Class, the USS Lightning.  The Thunder served her purpose for many years, being responsible for the destruction of many enemy targets, but was known as the only artillery ship ever to be credited for taking down a main cruiser. 
	
During the Battle of Tsarsi in December 1965, she along with the USS Lightning were in charge of assaulting the cities air defenses so that the main force could attack.  Just before they opened fire at around 1:30 AM, the Thunder's captain noticed the Amur, a Russian Main Battlecruiser flying around 3500 meters below them, towards where the rest of the US forces were staged.  Making a brave call, Joseph Clarke III, the captain of the Thunder, told his crew to open fire on the Amur.  Thunder let off a shot but missed, alerting the Battlecruiser of their presence.  Alarms began to sound out in the city below as the Lightning began raining fire and called for backup.  The Thunder then let off a second round, striking Amur just in front of her bridge, which was destroyed in the explosion.  Although it could not move, the Amur's guns opened fire but missed.  The Thunder let off a third shot, striking Amur and sending the ship falling towards the city below.  Both the Thunder and Lightning continued firing on the now burning city as the US forces, including the famous 33rd Walker Regiment, began taking over.  The battle was won soon the next day.  

	USAF Brass soon caught wind of the Thunder's kill and began researching a new Hunter-Killer Class Battlecruiser that would feature a huge bottom cannon, which would take advantage of the relatively light armor on the topside of Russian ships.  In 1967 a project was unveiled to upgrade the USS Thunder, replacing her 50mm top gun with a 200mm triple-barrel cannon, adding 3 100mm side cannons, a 150mm cannon, two 75mm AA guns, giving her more armor, and adding a control tower for better battlefield visibility.  The upgraded ship would be called the USS Titan, and be the flagship for the Titan-Class of Hunter Killer ships.   In 1970, the project was complete and the USS Titan was deployed into combat with the 12th Destroyer Division in 1973.  Although she only saw 2 years of combat before the war ended, the Titan was credited with taking down 24 Russian ships, 16 fighters, and hundreds of ground targets.  

<div class="md"><pre><code>The USS Thunder was a Lightning-Class artillery ship built in late 1960 as a flying artillery ship for the United States Air Force.  Lightning-Class ships were known mainly for their speed and could outrun most other main cruisers capable of doing any damage.  They were also known for the bright flash the bottom-mounted cannon would create.  Her main purpose was striking ground targets from above the clouds with her 350mm cannon before quickly repositioning before enemy AAA could fire back.  She was often paired with her sister ship and the flagship of the Lightning Class, the USS Lightning.  The Thunder served her purpose for many years, being responsible for the destruction of many enemy targets, but was known as the only artillery ship ever to be credited for taking down a main cruiser. 
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<p>During the Battle of Tsarsi in December 1965, she along with the USS Lightning were in charge of assaulting the cities air defenses so that the main force could attack.  Just before they opened fire at around 1:30 AM, the Thunder&#39;s captain noticed the Amur, a Russian Main Battlecruiser flying around 3500 meters below them, towards where the rest of the US forces were staged.  Making a brave call, Joseph Clarke III, the captain of the Thunder, told his crew to open fire on the Amur.  Thunder let off a shot but missed, alerting the Battlecruiser of their presence.  Alarms began to sound out in the city below as the Lightning began raining fire and called for backup.  The Thunder then let off a second round, striking Amur just in front of her bridge, which was destroyed in the explosion.  Although it could not move, the Amur&#39;s guns opened fire but missed.  The Thunder let off a third shot, striking Amur and sending the ship falling towards the city below.  Both the Thunder and Lightning continued firing on the now burning city as the US forces, including the famous 33rd Walker Regiment, began taking over.  The battle was won soon the next day.  </p>

<pre><code>USAF Brass soon caught wind of the Thunder&#39;s kill and began researching a new Hunter-Killer Class Battlecruiser that would feature a huge bottom cannon, which would take advantage of the relatively light armor on the topside of Russian ships.  In 1967 a project was unveiled to upgrade the USS Thunder, replacing her 50mm top gun with a 200mm triple-barrel cannon, adding 3 100mm side cannons, a 150mm cannon, two 75mm AA guns, giving her more armor, and adding a control tower for better battlefield visibility.  The upgraded ship would be called the USS Titan, and be the flagship for the Titan-Class of Hunter Killer ships.   In 1970, the project was complete and the USS Titan was deployed into combat with the 12th Destroyer Division in 1973.  Although she only saw 2 years of combat before the war ended, the Titan was credited with taking down 24 Russian ships, 16 fighters, and hundreds of ground targets.  
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The USS Thunder, later the USS Titan

The battleship, Erregea Mauregato

Muspell's Fleet /Dawn of Ragnarok/ Assassin's Creed Valhalla DLC by Eddie Bennun

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