Fit Check by tallpindo
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Description
At this point I need a DH-4 but my method has only passed through two-seater with guns and has a Liberty V-12, Marlin front guns and scarf ring with Lewis gun ready to go. Marine Corps aviator one, Cunningham, and the two Medal of Honor winners in a crew flew the DH-4. I have a leather helmet and goggles I made for my 1916 harley rider way back but it isn't in the Poser props anymore for easy addition. The Poser developers with Windows help keep wanting to fence off the Runtime area so I can't keep my stuff separate from the run of the mill content I buy. Now with VISTA it is even more difficult as the file icons disappear in Program Files. Keeping a complete copy of all the things I have made separtate in a single place is thwarted. As you can see simon does fit into the front cockpit though it is probably a bit disconcerting seeing him under the wing rather than back behind it. This situation will persist with the DH-4 and lead to a derogatory nickname. The DH-4's were not built from plans supplied by the Royal Aircraft Factory. After the war the 1700 sent to France including the 417 that saw combat were burned in the "Billion Dollar Bonfire." A few still in the US did survive and went on to air mail service in the 20's. This is the Sopwith 1-1/2 Strutter I made earlier with a LeRhone rotary.
Comments (13)
Fantastic colors, details and reflections. Great work!
seems to be more issues with computability with Vista, compared to Windows XP. I am sticking to what I know works best lol. very nice modeling here however!
You must switch to Mac my friend. Simon fits, but it must be nearly impossible for him to get out and I think it is pixel magic that he got in there with the small space under the wing.
A fantasttic modelling and work....!!! Beautiful intense colors.....!!!!
well done
Very great work. :-) hugs sessan
Lovin the colors'
Great colorful render. Am looking forward to the next ones.
Contact! Again, great modeling, but the pilot does need to be wearing a leather helmet, goggles, scarf, and jacket before he goes up to battle the foe high above the aerodrome. Oh yes, if you haven't seen the movie, FLY BOYS, rent out the DVD as soon as possible!
wow a "Billion Dollar Bonfire." that must be something to see. cool looking
Gorgeous!! Thanks for showing us this! 5!
Very Cool a 'Mary Kay' Plane!!!
Refreshing colors. Ô this is Saint Exupéry!