I still remember being in Xinhua Bookstore Picking up "The Adventures of Tintin" and seeing it all day. This book "Tintin and the Plane" is not actually a new series of comics in "The Adventures of Tintin", but a collection of comics about planes that appear in "The Adventures of Tintin". For aircraft enthusiasts, this book is equivalent to a very complete picture book, including the stratospheric aircraft from "The Adventures of Joe, Set and the Joe Fruit" to the supersonic business jet Karada in "HTM1714 Flight ". These familiar names have appeared in the comics of Tintin Adventures.

Then the author of this book is the designer of Airbus A380 and is also an enthusiastic fan of Ting Ding Adventures. He carefully reads the aircraft models involved in various comics in Ting Ding Adventures, and compared them with actual historical pictures and related historical materials to form a large picture book of "Ting Ding and the Aircraft". The introduction of each article in this book starts with the plot of the Adventures of Tintin, and is accompanied by the original pictures of the Adventures of Tintin. Even the language is in French by the author of Tintin, but the translation language is below the picture. This is actually not convenient to read and compare, but it does achieve respect for the original work.

For each chapter, the plot of the comic is first traced back, and then the aircraft models mentioned in it are marked with black marks, which introduces the introduction of the aircraft from the plot. The introduction of each aircraft contains four parts - the first part is an introduction to the specific situation of the aircraft; the second part is a photo of the aircraft in reality; the third part is the appearance of the aircraft in the Adventures of Tianding Ding; and the fourth part is the technical parameters that most aircraft enthusiasts care about. For example, the name of the aircraft Deville, the country of manufacture, the first flight time, wingspan, captain, weight, maximum speed, range, ceiling, engine, engine power, production volume, etc.

What surprised me very much was that the image of the plane in most Tintin Adventures comics is almost exactly the same as the image of the plane in real photos. This shows that the author of Ding Ding Adventures is also a very good at observing person. He also has a lot of research on the drawing of aircraft images. He refers to his comics in reality and strives to be realistic and reliable, which also reflects the science and rigor of Ding Ding Adventures author.

With the construction of industrialization and modernization, it is actually difficult for us to see many types of aircraft that appear in the Adventures of Ding Ding in real life. Airplanes now. In addition to the military fighter , it is more of the large passenger plane we take when traveling remotely. Compared with the aircraft mentioned in the book, which produces only more than 40 or more aircraft, those more free designs are no longer suitable for the reality of mass production and sales in society today, and they will no longer make any dangerous and cool stunts like before. However, these aircraft still bring us a bright surprise and touch. Their names will forever be in the history of aircraft development, shining brightly on the prospects of future manned aircraft.

Below are some of my favorite cool aircraft, Vibor 360T5, Chipmunk, Mike and Cessna 150. Their image is refreshing. If you also want to collect various information and historical stories about these aircraft in the picture book, then open this book "Ting Ding and the Aircraft" and turn the clock back to the first leaf of the last century to feel the agility and creativity of the plane at that time!