Jack’s artwork is an understated part of American culture. Most people have been exposed to his artwork at some point in their lives and never knew it. Leynnwood did kit illustrations of everything from military aircraft to rigged ships, Rat Finks, Flash Gordon, space ships and Ed “Big Daddy” Roth custom cars. The veteran illustrator has a personal background as captivating as his artwork."
http://www.oldmodelkits.com/blog/plastic-model-kit-history/jack-leynnwood-%E2%80%93-artist-and-model-kit-box-art-illustrator/
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I get into that Bama illustration (and the other Trek paperback covers) here:
http://www.jordanorlando.com/ns/index.php/star-trek-paperback-covers/
Cool. I might have to do a post about him too. Thanks for the tip.
Couldn't even try to count the number of Revell models
I put together (sometimes unsuccessfully) in the 50s-60s.
Blew some of them up with firecrackers of course.
Leynnwood also painted pin up illustrations in the late 50's for Girlie magazines such as Caper, Escapade and Spree.He also painted movie posters. Very versatile guy.Great tribute page Calvin !
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