Crimson skies

Crimson Skies (2000)

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For the tabletop aircraft, see Hughes P21-J Devastator (tabletop). The Hughes Aviation P21-J Devastator outperformed every combat aircraft in speed, armament, and maneuverability, when it was first released. Although it is now dated, it is still used as a fighter-bomber, where its lack of speed can be overcome by its agility and firepower.[12] The original Mk I Devastator was a concept model, created by Hughes Aviation, to demontrate the effectiveness of the pusher configuration as applied…

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"The Aerodex" is a testament to my profound fascination with zeppelins, pulp stories, alternate histories, and "Crimson Skies". As I honed my artistic and 3D capabilities over the years, this project served as a lighthouse, inspiring me to reinterpret the game's emblematic aircraft and artwork. After numerous self-promises of "I'll do it eventually," I've at last brought to life a piece dedicated to the F611 Brigand. This aircraft holds its ground next to the P21-J Devastator as one of the…

"The Aerodex," is a project born from my passion for zeppelins, pulp narratives, alternate histories, and "Crimson Skies." As my art and 3D abilities have grown over time, this project has remained a consistent beacon, guiding my endeavors to reimagine the iconic aircraft and artwork from the game. After years of "I'll get to it someday," I've finally created a piece dedicated to the P21-J Devastator, which stands next to the Brigand as one of the two most iconic planes of the game. See more…

Crimson Skies (in my humble opinion) was the best PC Flight Game of all time…

So I recently learned that alternate history is considered science fiction so here's the map of the 23 American Nations from the Crimson Skies franicise

Take a Flight Simulator and mix into it an action adventure game and you might come close to describing the amazingly fun to play, Crimson Skies. This is a game about flying, pirates and damsels in…