SEPECAT ‘Jaguar M’ or ‘Jaguar Marine’ was a version developed by France to operate from an aircraft carrier. It made its maiden flight on 1969 and carried out several test campaigns, a version that was finally abandoned in early 1973 because the Jaguar proved to be underpowered.

The European supersonic aircraft of the 50s and 60s... it was still something! and something good!

SE-210 ‘Caravelle’ from 1955 and its descendants... Fokker F28 - 1967 TU-134- 1963 DC-9- 1965 BAC 1-11- 1963

The elegent Potez 840 was a French four-engine single-aisle aircraft designed to carry 18 passengers. It was the last aircraft to bear the Potez name. Here we see a demonstration flight in the early 60s of its ability to fly without 2 engines.

Interior layout of the very strange Bleriot 125, an airliner built in 1931.

Study for the renewal of the Air France brand image in 1968 by Roger Excoffon.

The Exocet AM39, French subsonic anti-ship missiles, shown here in demonstration in the early 1980s.

Etendard IV or Super Etendard ?

Some smoking machine : Leduc 021 SO.9000 Trident Mirage IV Leduc 022

The second Mirage 2000 prototype, the 02, made its maiden flight on 18 September 1978, in a magnificent tricolour livery.

Farman F.60 Goliath This is the intermediate Air Union livery with the winged world logo on the front door and a light coloured 'Air Union Paris' on the tail. I've painted 12 of the aircraft which were named - this example is 'Provence', F-AEFC

Magnificent "Mirage IV", a French supersonic strategic bomber whose studies began in the mid-1950s. It made its maiden flight in 1959 and was the first carrier in the French nuclear deterrent ‘triad’.

A racing seaplane concept that I imagined 2/3 years ago. It should have taken part in the 1931 Schneider Trophy.

The Turbomeca ‘Piméné’ was one of the first operational French turbojet engines, designed and produced by Turbomeca. It made its first start-up in 1948, and flew for the first time with the Fouga CM.8.13 ‘Sylphe’ in 1949.

Croquis du soir, c'est bon je suis en mode Mirage IV.