Supermarine Spitfire MkXVIe by pcaparrosc
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Hi folks:
No doubt you have noticed that I am passionate about airplanes "rare".
And you will ask: What does Pedro modeling a Spitfire? Is it possible rare spitfire?
But is there something like a spitfire "normal"?
From 1936 until the 50's the spit has flown various types of wings (classified according to the armament installed) with the classic elliptical wing, enlarged or cropped.
Has been driven by multiple variants, merlin and griffon engine, of rolls royce, sometimes optimized for low or high altitude. With different air intakes, tropical filters, radiators etc..
Powered by propellers 2, 3, 4 and 5 blades.
With increasingly longer fuselage to accommodate larger engines.
It seems that most of free 3D models available are for versions combatants in the Battle of Britain, or from last Griffon engine powered versions.
So I decided to model the Spitfire MkXVIe "Clipped wing" the latest version with Merlin engine (built by Packard under license), with clipped wings and bubble canopy, optimized for low altitude. A nice version, with refined lines that spit more "normal". (It's a matter of taste)
Greetings.
Pedro
V1 Doodlebug and pilots by Neil Wilson.
Spitfire MkXVIe available soon, free ShareCG

Comments (11)
Excellent! I to have a love of planes.
Perfect, V-1 hunter at its best.. Built for low level, and Fw190 and V-1 hunting... At last someone has made one.. Thank you Pedro I look forward.. Rob
Rare indeed as i've not seen one of this type for Poser before. Looks wonderful :)
magnificent scene :)
You've made my day, a new Spitfire.....too cool Pedro!! thanks mate...and thanks for the mention, always appreciated..
What the f***... Again a Spit? :-) Oh yeah, it's a rare Spit, so it's OK. ;-) Well made. Thank you for a new fabulous model.
You can never have to many of a good thing. Thanks Pedro.
That's a really beautiful model, Pedro. I like the render also. Dynamic and interesting action in a great classic setting.
A great looking scene! I love your models and thanks for providing them!
Coooool... looks fabulous Pedro!. Made my day! Really looking forward to getting to grips with this one.. as a Spitfire aficionado there aren't enough good one's out there for poser yet.. so now that you have a base platform, others should be easy ;o)
Sweet Sixteen eh? There can never be too many spitfires.... The model and render look awesome- the prop blur looks good too...