Timber Terror by BeyondVR
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Description
The Mosquito was an extremely fast aircraft, and made mostly of plywood (Ecuadorian balsa and Canadian birch). It was one of the most versatile aircraft of WW2 and fulfilled a staggering number of roles, perhaps best known for the low-level raids on Nazi-occupied Europe. Here a flight approaches the coast, escorted by Mustang Mk.IIIs.
The Mosquito is by Chris Schell (http://www.schells.ca/), and the Mustang is by Neil Wilson (neiwil). Poser 6/Vue 8.
Comments (5)
EXCELLENT done ! BRAVO ! :)
Outstanding render.
Way cool, cheers mate, no Mossie for years and then two come along together (uploading mine tomorrow).This looks great.
I hope they spoke to the Met office before they set off... that ocean looks cold. Its an interesting Mosquito model- with that glazed nose, is it a photo-recce version or a dedicated bomber?
From what I've read, inclement weather was typical of these raids. Yes, this is a dedicated bomber version, although I doubt the photo recon version would have differed much cosmetically. The fighter and ground attack versions had a solid nose with 4 MGs, and four cannon in the bottom of the fuselage firing through recesses. John