My Art Cabinet top with look carefully , Yep! a full deck of cards with a Render by tallpindo
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Ignore all the 1/100th models of the programs I worked on where the principal's maybe now have passed. See the red cross on the tail? That red cross had to be removed to fly Jesse Jackson to Red Crescent society areas on his mission of mercy. The big silver one once cost $400 million. The big background photo? 2003 and Dayton when in town the Wright Brothers first flight was celebrated. All of these models are from Amazon in 1/00th as they are mostly USAF. The small one in the lower corner left is a Navy trainer that I first modeled in 6-DOF with code brought from St. Louis by a new hire. The silver one in the center below the biggest model of a transport is what was known as an FX when I met it as an ABS-II digital deck of cards for a CDC-6500 and had to change to IBM 32 bit from 60 bit. I once tried to sell a coffee cup and the cards on ArtWanted. I was the only buyer. In the cabinet are many water colors, eic. The KC-135 with the Jimmy Durante nose is an A/RIA Appollo Range/ Instrumented Aircraft modified by Doulas in Tulsa to track the first capsule to the moon in 1969 and subsequent. Yes, I did the requirements on that one with assistance from a retired USAF Navigator. The arth rotates, the moon orbits the earth, the earth orbits the sun so at any day and any time the KC-135 might be too slow or not in the right place. I finally showed 4 on parallell tracks could do it.
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The gray big one in the middle came from data on the RDF, etc. The up-armored Hum-V still was leaving soldiers with a need for artificial limbs because the Bradley's that fit the big gray airplane were expensive and were not being returned as they wore out. Rubber tired was cheaper. But...So I watched a video just now on an Avenger but they could not get past the donation box to take my comment. It took a while to develop a machine to fit the C-130 narrow box and even to use the South African Buffalo as passed to Canada and anyway 6-wheel drive but a no-no for domestic police. Charley Kirk said it best. The dead are too much with you, turn around and join the living.
I'm looking at JSON now and can understand the daughters of some important artists I knew i the 60' and 70's. R.G. Smith's while selling me a watercolor asked. "Why do your aircraft renders have a task force or major combatant included." A good question in Europe where an AV-8 "Harrier" needed an asphalt pad maybe but not so restrictive now in the Persian Gulf. Let me post my render of the "Fightertown" hanger beside where I met the Navy Fighter Weapon school with "Zeke Cormier". Let's see 1969 plus enough years to get to Tailhook at 2010 after retiring and then a few more after medical limitations and ...