Sopwith Strutter. by Maxidyne
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Description
This model came without textures so I made a few and added wood materials. So it's not 100% accurate.
I also removed the wings for better detail.
Thanks for looking,
Mike.
Comments (13)
I love 'exposed' models (oo err missus), this is excellent ! Great image and wonderfully displayed, I think removing the wings was a good call....and you've given me an idea :-)
Cheers mate, glad to be of inspiration :)
Great picture. It's like the real thing on display in a museum.
Cool.
Mike, this is the kind of thing I did for over 30 years as a technical illustrator only I usually did nuclear reactors and computers and all the components of each. I still love these views done well as evidenced by your capable hands. Oh yeah, you changed your avatar the other day and I forgot to mention it. Interesting choice (LOL).
Cheers Dave. yes the truth is out that i'm a Citroen man through and through. I have many more technical images I can do if interested.
A great insight Mike.
Fantastic pic.
I love that!
Interesting and well done
Thanks everyone :)
I really like these cutaway renders. Details are great!
heyyyy.. that came out great Mike... interesting and different!...... if you've got more, rack 'em up!
outstanding model and it would be a rush to ride in one of these a local museum has a Sopwith that was built from a kit(full size) and I think it is air worthy
Yay! I'm finally here.. You mentioned this one a while back AND.... I am very impressed! I do recommend you create more of this renders, they work.. I think the textures look about right.. Certainly to me anyway.. Well done Mike Rob
I'll get you to test fly it first before I decide to go up!