War Machines Drawn

A blog dedicated to draw historical, ahistorical and fictional warplanes and other military vehicles in 1/34 scale. Disclaimer: We just draw for the fun of doing it. If you want you can display the drawings of this blog in your website or forum as long as you credit the source. To properly view the drawings, click on them.

Tuesday, 4 November 2025

Nieuport 11 & 16, part four. The 'Bébé' in service with Russia and the USSR.

During World War I, the Imperial Russian Air Service (IRAS) found that the Nieuport 10 (a versatile sesquiplane, forerunner of the Nieupor...

Tuesday, 28 October 2025

Nieuport 11 & 16, part three, various users

The Nieuport 11, nicknamed 'Bébé' (baby) in French was a French sesquiplane fighter of the World War I era that enjoyed good reput...

Tuesday, 21 October 2025

Nieuport 11 & 16, part two. The 'Bébé' in service with the Lafayette Escadrille

Although officially the United States did not employ nor the Nieuport 11 or 16, the American volunteers serving with the French Aéronautiq...

Tuesday, 14 October 2025

Nieuport 11 & 16, part two. The 'Bébé' in service with Royal Flying Corps & Royal Naval Air Service

The Nieuport 11 was a French sesquiplane French fighter of the World War I. It was designed by Gustave Delage and the type was successful ...

Tuesday, 7 October 2025

Nieuport 11. Part one. The 'Bébé' in Belgium

The Nieuport 11 was a French sesquiplane fighter aircraft from the World War I, while the Nieuport 16 was an improved variant, powered by ...

Tuesday, 30 September 2025

Bristol Beaufighter, part sixteen. Very late & post-war Beaufighters.

When World War 2 came to an end in Europe on 8th May 1945, there were fifteen Royal Air Force's (RAF) squadrons equipped with the Bris...

Tuesday, 23 September 2025

Bristol Beaufighter, part fifteen. Beaufighter TF.X

Initially, just like the Mk. VI, the Mk. X was at first a designation employed to distinguish Coastal Command Mk. VIs powered by the Hercu...

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