Nakajima RUFE by 3DClassics123456
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
As evidence of Japan's long-standing plans for territorial expansion through the Pacific, it had been recognized that in the inevitable 'island-hopping' war there would be few ready-made air bases from which to provide air cover during the occupation of the smaller islands, and that the construction of runways would be impractical. Although equipped with almost a dozen aircraft-carriers, the Japanese would be unable to use them in support of every single island invasion. The A6M2-N floatplane was developed from the Mitsubishi A6M Zero Type 0, for the purpose of supporting amphibian operations and defending remote bases. It was based on the A6M-2 Model 11 fuselage, with a modified tail and floats.

Comments (13)
Vraiment réaliste et très détaillé comme d'hab ! Encore bravo ! En zoomant un max, il me semble que le pilote te ressemble... Toi dans une vie antérieure, peut-être...
a beauty!!
Question de Béotien: comment fait-on une texture pareille avec tous ces boulons?
Good looking model.
Nice modeling!!!!
Cool model. A generally decent plane, though not quite as agile as it's land and carrier based 'parents'.
Superb model Alain!
WOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Another super model and scene Alain ! I have this model as a platic kit and your model´s proportions are perfect. The central float submersion effect is incredibly well achieved.
I'm guessing your building a Hanger to store all these Awesomely Detailed Birds in Right?..Wow ...This ones a stunner...Your modeling skills are in full throttle my friend! -=Will=-
splendide travail!!!
Yet another terrific model. Congrats on some really fine work.
Great modelling Alain,Thanks for sharing!:-))