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Some times you just "doodle" around a bit

rhumbaflappy said:
I thought it was a dark energy flashlight.
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Not a bad guess, not a bad guess at all!
I'm really enjoying this a bit too much tbh... gotta buy me that book!

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That's not a bad start mate! You got the shape very nice!

My friends consider me a fool because I instantly recognise many airplane parts/shapes/sounds. Meh. And they all do bachelor Aeronautical Engineering! :duck:

You know, earlier this year I decided to convert my ever-continuing interest for Tupolev bombers into a model of the Tu-22M3. Man, how difficult is that nose! At least I didn't get it right!
 
Dutcheeseblend said:
That's not a bad start mate! You got the shape very nice!

My friends consider me a fool because I instantly recognise many airplane parts/shapes/sounds. Meh. And they all do bachelor Aeronautical Engineering! :duck:

You know, earlier this year I decided to convert my ever-continuing interest for Tupolev bombers into a model of the Tu-22M3. Man, how difficult is that nose! At least I didn't get it right!
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Thanks! What I used was the convex shape at the nose cone, I assumed it would be 100% convex, though that probably is not entirely true it worked out pretty well I guess...

TU-22M3 is more difficult because first off all the nose seems stranger then that of for example the Tornado. Secondly im not sure the TU-22M3 has a nice part to make a convex shape to stary with...
 
Alex753 said:
Mmh , is that a Panavia Tornado ?

EDIT : Already said in page 2 !!

You are not only to do many Project at the same Time just for change , Check out My "Work in progress" list :D http://alexandnicosimulation.blog4ever.com/articles/scenes
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Yes it is, or rather it should be. I've worked on it for a few hours just for fun... got a few pictures out and did what i could but some important details are missing, mainly the "cheeks" are off
 
It isn't what the real thing looks like but I like it :p

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(why? Because I like wireframes...)

EDIT: I need to actually read the book before I can continue along the fuselage...

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Some times blender amazes me, making such a piece of **** modellingg look nice :lol:

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Hi!

The Tornado looks really well my friend; I never mastered the technique you used to marry the fuselage with the canopy.
On the other hand, I like the Man KAT and one of the most interesting parts to model would be the tire pattern.

Greetings and keep up the good work; even if it is a warming match with blender!
Sergio.
 
Thanks Sergio!

I gave the technique a swirl after I did some internal brainstorming, it was fun but I don't know I'd be able to pull it of on other aircraft... I'd teach you but I'm like the worst teacher in the world :rotfl:
The tire of an HMORT... interesting... giving it a go!
But what I really feel like doing, still, is the Typhoon! I love that thing :) But due to its very design it's very hard... I'll probably give that a try aswell though, get some new information, some new thoughts, do some more brainstorming... who knows what will happen!

Thanks Sergio for the lovely words and as always your lovely enthiousiasm! Thanks my friend!
F747fly
 
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antaris said:
Hi!

The Tornado looks really well my friend; I never mastered the technique you used to marry the fuselage with the canopy.
On the other hand, I like the Man KAT and one of the most interesting parts to model would be the tire pattern.

Greetings and keep up the good work; even if it is a warming match with blender!
Sergio.
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I love the MAN KAT Too ;)

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Im just unable to finish it :) (Wanted to do it pilotable for FSX/P3D (More for P3D and drive it on the roads :) )
 
Hi Marc

Marc L said:
Im just unable to finish it :) (Wanted to do it pilotable for FSX/P3D (More for P3D and drive it on the roads :) )
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You are almost there! A few more tweaks, add textures and voila! You have an excellent model to have in your favorite airports. :D
 
Hello friends

Marc, I have never done a ground vehicle and I have no clue on how to make it driveable either. Thanks anyway.

Regards,
Sergio.
:)
 
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