Cobra

This painting depicts an AH-1F Cobra of Pakistan Army Aviation flying a close air support sortie.

Zafar Chaudhary’s Nilofur

Flying Officer Zafar Chaudhary (later CAS of PAF) while serving in 7 Squadron of Royal Indian Air force,before partition, named his Spitfire (C/N RN-183)” Nilofur”. He named it in her inspiration. Nilofur was a beautiful Turkish princess who was married to a son of Nizam of Hyderabad.

Going For The World Record

On 2nd February,1958, a formation of 16 F-86s performed a loop during an air display at Masroor Airbase, Karachi and made the world record in Aviation history. The Falcons (their call sign) depicted here are doing taxi while others have taken off for the practice mission. The formation was led by W/C M Z Masud.

The Bear Intercepted

This painting depicts an imaginary interception of an Indian Navy TU-124 Bear by PAF Mirage IIIO over the coastline of Pakistan.

Welcome Boys

This painting depicts F-7s of No.14 Squadron “The Tail Choppers” returning from the mission and landing on their home base.

Bombs Away

The sketch depicts an F-16 of PAF releasing Laser Guided Bombs over the target. It is using ATLIS pod to achieve a direct hit.

Thunder Airborne

The painting depicts a JF-17 Thunder takes off for a sortie from its home base.

CAS flies in the Euro Fighter

The painting depicts Air Chief Marshal Tanvir Mehmood Ahmed gets a ride on Eurofighter of 29 Reserve Squadron of RAF.The flight took place on 1st November, 2006.He became the first Pakistani to fly in the Eurofighter Typhoon.

Cobra’s Deadly Venom

A PAF Mirage V, successfully launches an indigenously modified guided air to surface missile.

Tigers 50th Anniversary

The painting depicts F-7PG of No. 17 Sqn “Tigers” flying over Quetta. One is wearing special paint scheme truely reflecting their power.

Fuel Time

The painting depicts a pair of Mirages of Pakistan Airforce refuels from a newly inducted Il-78 Midas.

The painting depicts a PAF F-7PG flying with USAF F-22 Raptor over UAE during a freindly air exercise.