Grumman G-44 Widgeon
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Added exhaust and main wing flaps. Reduced the polygons in an aft fuselage section as well an area near top of cockpit.
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Something I find quite useful is to have hidden geometry switched on and then move single points in a group to match other groups around them. This is handy when you use curviloft and find different sections with different profiles. You can see these as lines or bulges on the surface of the completed loft that look 'out of alignment'. Sorry if I am not being clear I will post a pic later to better show what I mean.
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@mike amos said:
Something I find quite useful is to have hidden geometry switched on and then move single points in a group to match other groups around them. This is handy when you use curviloft and find different sections with different profiles. You can see these as lines or bulges on the surface of the completed loft that look 'out of alignment'. Sorry if I am not being clear I will post a pic later to better show what I mean.
That's a very good explanation. That's pretty much exactly how I do it as well as cleaning up bad surfaces. It's very helpful.
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Brian
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@hellnbak said:
Brian
Any progress on the beast?Been busy with the new job. Long days. I'm anxious to finish it. I've at least had time to see some mistakes and plan out the fixes.
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Minor fixes and additions:
Completed outer flap actuators
Added door handle
Added pilot and copilot (yes, they are twins!)
Added interior main landing gear housing for later space to created runway version.
Almost completed paint scheme.Some faces were reversed and did not show right in render.
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First test render using Twilight v2 for the first time. Number 6, High, setting. (I think I'm going to like Twilight)
Satin finish on white paint and semi-gloss on the turquoise/aquamarine.
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@bryan k said:
Added pilot and copilot (yes, they are twins!)
Looking very nice.
Obvious question - when are you gonna tackle the props? Not really necessary for the flying version, just a blur, but you mention a runway version is to come. I know they can be a pain, I had to build some a while back, took a little time to get the shape and pitch just right.
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@hellnbak said:
@bryan k said:
Added pilot and copilot (yes, they are twins!)
Looking very nice.
Obvious question - when are you gonna tackle the props? Not really necessary for the flying version, just a blur, but you mention a runway version is to come. I know they can be a pain, I had to build some a while back, took a little time to get the shape and pitch just right.
I'll build those soon. Actually, I think props are easy. I figured out a trick a few years ago when I modeled an RUV. I just hope I can remember the steps.
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i'm watching,,nice plane,,:D
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@okomta said:
i'm watching,,nice plane,,:D
Okomta, I have posted the finished renders in the main gallery page.
Thank you the compliment.
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@bryan k said:
Minor fixes and additions:
Completed outer flap actuators
Added door handle
Added pilot and copilot (yes, they are twins!)
Added interior main landing gear housing for later space to created runway version.
Almost completed paint scheme.Some faces were reversed and did not show right in render.
I've noticed that is a rendering software for a low PC, right? Can you tell me the name of it? Thank you!
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@bryan k said:
Minor fixes and additions:
Completed outer flap actuators
Added door handle
Added pilot and copilot (yes, they are twins!)
Added interior main landing gear housing for later space to created runway version.
Almost completed paint scheme.Some faces were reversed and did not show right in render.
I've noticed that is a rendering software for a low PC, right? Can you tell me the name of it? Thank you! I need only the background(sky and land/water). It's kinda hard to make a background in sketchUP while rendering some scenes! You can't get too close to the model if the background is too large!
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It's the free version of Twilight. I was using Kerkythea before, but Twilight is far easier to use.
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