An Untimely Repair by London224
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An Untimely Repair....
Based on my latest model, an RAF FE b2 two seater Bi-plane, I still have the cockpit gauges steering, bombs, under wing gas tank and other hardware to model before I will provide this as a Vue Model, probably in a week. Poser will have to wait as I already have my eye on something special to do. Would appreciate hearing if I should bother making a Poser version.
The model will be broken up into the engine, the main structure without the forward shell, the interior gauges etc, a 4 blade prop, and a 4 blade blur prop. Wing bombs etc..so the user can set up in many different ways..flying, repair, construction, damaged.
The point of this is to provide something for closeup compositions. Watch Flyboys and enjoy.
Comments (8)
Don, I'm blasted! The engine is a real masterpiece! 5 stars, but 10 if I could...
Jaw droppingly good! Blimey mate, stunning...and I thought your V2 one was great! This is.....EPIC! Rob
At the top of the chart, Don. Beautifully done and the "extras" on the ground really add to the intensity. I also like the rust colored smoke. Works nicely in the scheme of your piece. Hey, there's not enough stars to rate it with!
I most definately would like a Poser or Daz version.
Excellent as usual. Very detailed. The engine is amazing as well as all the control rigging on the plane. I know you do research on your models, but I thought that they had the bombs on the outside in a rack by the gunner and he would take one out and drop it. That might have been at the beginning of the war. - Bob
This looks awesome - so much detail! Love the presentation in the main picture too, terrific work.
Oh, what a fantastic work! A great machine from the time when people learned to fly and equally so exaggerated nonsense ... Very well done!
Nicely done!!!!