One model per (non-working) day

[spaceagent-9]

amazing, all those neat little planes, I will have a greater understanding of plane models after all these!
thank you!

[croden]

I made a JAL 787 but the file is too large so I cant post it in the attachments. How do I get it in the subject like all the other files you post?

[scissorsandplanes]

Originally Posted by croden

I made a JAL 787 but the file is too large so I cant post it in the attachments. How do I get it in the subject like all the other files you post?

Hi Croden,

I had the same problem when I used too many gradients in my models, like for the metal look of some parts. That is the main reason why I don't use them. I guess that is the same reason why Asaf made a link to another repository.

So either remove some gradients or post a link to another place in this thread.

Hope this helps.

S&P

[scissorsandplanes]

Originally Posted by The-EDSEL

Does this New story of one of the Dreamlifters landing at the Wrong airport give
you a good side view??

Hi The EDSEL,

For the side view I found a rather simple picture on the Wikipedia page of the B747 family. I didn't find any other view (top, front, bottom) however.

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedi...FAMILYv1.0.png

thanks

[croden]

Originally Posted by scissorsandplanes

Hi Croden,

I had the same problem when I used too many gradients in my models, like for the metal look of some parts. That is the main reason why I don't use them. I guess that is the same reason why Asaf made a link to another repository.

So either remove some gradients or post a link to another place in this thread.

Hope this helps.

S&P

Thanks, Ill try that

[Ofanim]

Wow Your work is still incredible !
I have printed some planes and i gonna test them but I'm not worried because they are well designed.
This morning I have started your Air France B-727 200. For the moment the body looks good but the harder part is comming: the wing and the engines
I hope finish him tonight .
Regards
Ronan

[scissorsandplanes]

Good luck with the build, Ofanim.

And if that model is finished, perhaps you can try the next one.
Here is the English Electric Canberra (in three different versions amongst which the B-57)
And here are some pictures to show that it actually works. I have to admit that the cockpit was rather teadious to build.

[chaparral2d]

Once again, a great addition! Thanks so much!

Dave

[asaf]

Originally Posted by scissorsandplanes

...Here is the English Electric Canberra (in three different versions amongst which the B-57)
And here are some pictures to show that it actually works. I have to admit that the cockpit was rather teadious to build.

Great addition, have you thought about making the 2 seats version ....

[JohnM]

Thank you Bruno. The Canberra is added to my Cold War File. Admittedly, they featured more in my Belize and Cyprus postings than BAOR, but there were a few decoy hulks dotted around the Bruggen runway areas.

I finally managed to finish the Bison today. Forming those engine tubes and wing end pods in 160 gsm card was fun, but otherwise it's a fairly straightforward build.



Which one to do next? Methinks the cute little Canberra could well jump to the top of the pile. Hard as they are, I can't resist these little ones.

Keep on snippin' ... Johnny.