Acht - Achter

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Not really
But I have been working on and off for about a year, mostly because of the HD failure
Luckily, there were plenty of spare parts from scrapyards

simon le bon

@numbthumb said:

Not really
But I have been working on and off for about a year

More I watch it, more I appreciate the details and the perfect mastering ->numb numb
(can you please put some close ups ?)

simon

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Thanks, Simon - the sepia adds its own flavor to this image, looks excellent!

@simon le bon said:

can you please put some close ups ?

You can have a closer look here
http://forums.sketchucation.com/viewtopic.php?f=81&t=35607

delineator

bro, this kicks ass with a lot of details!! fantastic work here!!

MikeR

ka Boooom!!! big Bang on the details there mate.....just awesome

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@ delineator, MikeR: Thanks for the encouragement,guys!

boofredlay

I am finally getting around to looking at your model closely.

You must have one of these things in your back yard for reference. The detail is amazing!

numbthumb

Thanks. I intend to simplify those tiny parts, because they are "spares" from my previous models - I guess that chain links for instance, could have far less segments.
What do you think?

@unknownuser said:

You must have one of these things in your back yard for reference. The detail is amazing!

Hehe, no, I used walkaround pics from the military museum of Montjuic in Barcelona and the Naval Museum in Tigre, Argentina as a reference.
Plus some of my own taken at Vierville-sur-Mer & Arromanches couple of years ago during my trip to Normandy.

designerstuart

nice to see someone getting pleasure from the modelling, not just the renders. excellent work - your massive input is worth every minute!

shanks for sharing

liam887

Simply amazing. Seeing this makes me want to stop my helicopter and start something new!

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Thanks for the flattering remarks, guys.
@ liam887: funny, I was thinking the same thing. I mean, to start a helicopter project

dsarchs

If you guys combined forces you would have the ultimate in military-geekdom (I mean that with absolute respect): the helo-mounted 88! I'm sure Jerry Bruckheimer would drool at the thought of it...

numbthumb

I never thought of that - an eclectic approach indeed!
That thing would beat the cr@p out of those post-apocalyptic "Mad Max" vehicles.
Thanks for stopping by, dsarchs!