"Fly-past" by ratfugel
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Apropos the comments on my last image. THIS one is definitely a Buccaneer!
Sorry if my model isn't quite exact, but it's the best I could do. Merely carrying out an idea I had.
Vue 5Inf. Max9. CS3
Comments (18)
Cool, nicely done!
Really impressive modelling work, finished off with a great image!
A superb aircraft, this one is from 12 squadron survives preserved at the midland air museum Coventry and two still fly in south Africa. Great image as well
i like here the very realistic blur effect - looks all fantastic
nice job,but the ground seems to be moving at a greater speed than the sky.Mor blurry anyway...
"nice job,but the ground seems to be moving at a greater speed than the sky" --By Trepz ________________________________________________________________________- No, the blur is expected on the ground in a low level pass, and not on the sky due to the relative distance (my opinion, at least) -------------------------------------------------------------- And, HELL, YES that's a frigging "BAC" ! And NICE IMAGE,BTW P
Very well done and realistic! Great work, 5+++++!
Fantastic realism!!! Excellent work!!!
the pic as a whole is so realistic that one is not looking for faults in the model, but the model looks good to me. i think proteus2 is right about the sky.
nicely done, very realistic.
Love the blurred landscape--that's very well done.
Very well done. 5+.
Very cool. But it is expensive corn. It's a pretty darn good model.
super cool!!
When you speak of patents and copyrights and trademarks this one is the most spookey to me at least as I encountered it in libraray books. It was at the time Crown books was operating. Was Blackburn especially litigous or was it just South Africa or something? Royal Navy? Maybe the bent refuellling probe and some things I have found later about Tarrant-Rushton linked to Miss Rushton's dance studio in the late 40's. A-4M's and A-6E's got probes like that.
Your model it's excellent. How anyone could take this for a mirage???
Great picture , well done .It now seems a long time ago since I last saw one flying
Excellent work of art!