Not-George of the Jungle by Briney
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Description
My Ki-43 base fuselage with a "II-Ko" combination of cowling and exhausts. The aircraft represented here display the tail-flash of what I understand was the IJAAF's 1st Chutai, 26th Hiko-Sentai. This unit operated from Palemang airfield, Sumatra, in late 1943.
Oilfields again...
Rendered in Vue 11 Esprit- the jungle canopy below is a bump applied to a terrain.
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Comments (8)
Nice. Beautiful work on the Ki-43, Brian! The Jungle looks good too. That's one of my quests, but yours turned our pretty damn nice.
Beautiful scene and great looking planes!
If it wasn't for oil fields we'd have had nothing to fight over....so I suppose we can blame BP for WWII! :-) Stunning image mate, love the 'jungle', very effective...really nice model too.This all comes together in an excellent aerial outing... 10/10
It looks very fine. The Ki-43 looks great. The jungle seams to be a texture and not instanced trees? Well, a good idea. Hehe, neiwil is great. Yeah, we have to blame BP for WW2... LOL... :-)
In this case, it was Royal Dutch Shell, not BP.
Great job!
It's amazing how any of these pilots from any Country found their way back to base looking at that jungle! Great work as always mate! Rob
Fab work... that jungle looks highly convincing..