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    ORCA search and rescue hydrofoil

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      rdluther
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      Was a bit bored on an end of summer day so I fished out an old model I had never done anything with and with a few modifications and a background image, a bit of Photoshop, I was able to pass an hour or so of free time. As always please let me know what you think, comments and critiques are always welcome.

      Bob


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        smokinbakin
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        cool

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          rdluther
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          Thanks Smokin glad you liked it

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            Phil Rader AIA
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            Cool image I mean really cold....is that an iceberg I see floating in the water.

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              rdluther
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              I will definitely add a maple leaf and yeah there are icebergs in Canada so it works nicely... I did add inflatable bumpers around the perimeter of the craft so it should just bounce off the icebergs very easily. πŸ‘

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                olishea
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                I still don't understand how hydrofoils work! nice image pal

                oli

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                  Mike Lucey
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                  Really well put together model and presentation Bob πŸ‘

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                    d12dozr
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                    ...That would make a bad-azz, personal, cold-weather jetski πŸ˜„

                    Awesome job on the model and image!!

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                      rdluther
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                      Thanks for allreat complements... just an excuse to use Sketchup and Photshop before I forget how!

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                        Ultimatez 32
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                        looks more like a hovercraft to me

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                          rdluther
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                          A hovercraft was definitely the starting point for the model, but the "skirt" was reduced down to an inflatable bumper like that of a rigid inflateable... I think I will tackle a hovercraft as one of the next projects.

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