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Sterna VLA Aircraft model dev needed

DejanD

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Hi Folks,

I am a member of a team who works on a project to develop a very light aircraft called Sterna.
In parallel with the development of real prototype we would like to create a FSX version of Sterna.
We have already managed to create aerodynamics but we have problems with model conversion and we need help with paint job and animations. There is an existing model in Catia which can be exported to IGES and imported into 3dsmax.

Except model we will need help with 3d cockpit but that will be second milestone.

Sterna looks like:
Zeba_01-1170x500.jpg


If you are interested, please contact me!

Kind regards,
Dejan
www.sterna.rs
 
That looks amazing. All the best with your project. I wish I could afford one of these in real life.
 
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