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Old 11-15-2011, 04:04 PM
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Old 11-15-2011, 05:07 PM
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Too much work to form a text arc. So I just projected an arc on the fuselage, and used it to line up in Photoshop.


Now for the hard stuff:

Upcoming models-tweet.jpg


On a side note, ecardmodels just released the AJ-2 Savage trainer model, and are gonna release a model a week. I'm already 4 models ahead (RAH-66 Comanche, Dornier DO-31, and 2 Curtiss Condors). I finish a model every 3 days, give or take. A CD sounds like a good idea if you don't want to wait a month or more for your favorite plane.
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Too much work to form a text arc. So I just projected an arc on the fuselage, and used it to line up in Photoshop.


Now for the hard stuff:

Attachment 107996
If you do a couple of paint schemes for that, please consider on from Randolph AFB... I live under the flight path that those bird used to fly every single day when I was growing up.

http://www.air-and-space.com/2004103...0front%20m.jpg
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http://www.air-and-space.com/2001062...%20FTW%20l.jpg



Replica in Scale: Tweety Plumage, A Couple of Stratojets, Some More Invaders, and No Progress Whatsoever On The Nate
Aircraft 59-0329 (1959 Cessna T-37B-CE Tweety Bird C/N 40491) Photo by Zane Adams (Photo ID: AC133803)
Photos: Cessna T-37B Tweety Bird (318B) Aircraft Pictures | Airliners.net

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My rules for designing models:

1: No planes with more than 4 engine nacelles
2: No planes with more than 10 wheels
3. No more biplanes...
AGM-130 Tacit Rainbow (One Wing/No Wing, One Engine and NO Wheels)
AGM-136 Tacit Rainbow - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
BQM-34S Ryan Firebee(One Wing, One Engine Pod and NO Wheels)
Ryan Firebee - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
ADM-20 Quail (One Wing, 4 tails and NO Wheels)
ADM-20 Quail - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Can't find any decent 3-veiws of the Quail.. Maybe while I'm up in Ohio I can stop into Wright State University's Research Library. They have a nice collection of Jane's All World Aircraft.
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A CD sounds like a good idea if you don't want to wait a month or more for your favorite plane.
Please remind this fuzzed brained wolf, how munch your CD are, Aaron?
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I'm splitting the models up onto 2 CD's for $25 each


CD 1 will have: Military, Helicopters, Seaplanes, and X-planes

CD 2 will have: Civilian, Rutan, and any leftovers (Squad 51, Spambot, Sailcar)
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The Comanche and Dornier DO-31 are available now:

Comanche

Dornier DO-31

I'm giving up on the CD's. The response has been so underwhelming I didn't even notice one.

I managed to get the Tweet unrolled with only minor difficulties. Another day to draw tabs, then I'll print and betabuild.
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Tweet trainer?

Murphy, is this a trainer or the Super Tweet attack version? Because of the fuselage differences (biggest issue), I was contemplating converting the Monogram plastic kit to a trainer with trepidation. If your design is the trainer, then I save myself that bother!
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I fyou do the Firebee and Quail, I get get you VERY close up pictures. Well, the Firebee is hanging over an open area, but it's close enough to get shots. I can touch the Quail and even measure it if need be.
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I'm starting off with the trainer version (I think)

I'm using this 3-view:
Upcoming models-t37_3v.jpg

I think I can pull off the Attack version with minor tweaks (add wingtip tanks, weapons pylons, and the minigun). Unless there are other fuselage differences I'm not seeing.

Gonna do one of each for my 2 versions.


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I fyou do the Firebee and Quail, I get get you VERY close up pictures. Well, the Firebee is hanging over an open area, but it's close enough to get shots. I can touch the Quail and even measure it if need be.
I haven't decided if I wanna do missiles and drones yet. I'm thinking of doing the Hound Dog, because Dad worked on them, but other than that, it's still up in the air.
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