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Aerospatiale Gazelle Helicopter Art

Aerospatiale Gazelle Helicopter Art

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8x10 inch or A4 sizes

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Aerospatiale Gazelle helicopter blueprint wall art.

This unique artwork featuring the Aerospatiale Gazelle helicopter is made using three layers of 1/8" (3mm) wood set over a detailed printed background.

The Gazelle is a French-built helicopter which was used for a variety of roles including light transport, scouting and light attack. It was the first helicopter to have a fenestron tail rotor rather than a conventional exposed tail rotor. First flying in 1967, the Gazelle is used by civilian operators and several air forces including the French Army and the British Army. The British version was made in the UK by Westland Aircraft. This design can be ordered with either the title 'Aerospatiale Gazelle' or 'Westland Gazelle'.

The precision laser cut wood elements of the design are carefully positioned over the underlying printed background layer to give the artwork a stylish three-dimensional quality.

This artwork can be customized with the helicopter's registration number added to the design. Please select the 'Custom reg' option when selecting your size before adding to cart.

This Gazelle helicopter artwork does not include the frame.

Please see our aviation collection here for more aviation art, gifts and home decor.

Pilot Gifts / Aviation Decor. Whether it's a gift for a student pilot's first solo, a new aircraft type rating, or a pilot's retirement, our layered blueprint aircraft art makes a great aviation gift or home decor!

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Adding Custom Information / Text to your artwork

If you would like to add custom text or information, for example an aircraft registration, map locations, names, dates etc. to your artwork please add the information in the 'Order special instructions / Custom information' section on the cart page. 

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