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CAClark 26-12-2003 07:02 PM

Now I have time...
 
.....I'm returning ti finish these monkeys as well.

http://www.f-nine.co.uk/xfer/Blade_Test_51.jpg

http://www.f-nine.co.uk/xfer/Blade_Test_52.jpg

http://www.f-nine.co.uk/xfer/Blade_Test_53.jpg

So here is no.1

Comment, input etc as you see fit dudes.

Cheers!

Leovenous 26-12-2003 07:32 PM

Very very nice, but why didn't you angle the flaps on the trailing edge of the wing to make the in line with the body and wind?

Mark 26-12-2003 09:02 PM

Beautiful as ever. I agree with Leovenous however that the flaps do look a little odd not being in line with the craft itself - especially when the elevators on the tail are square.

voices3d 27-12-2003 10:01 AM

i like it allot :D especialy the tail light

Fallenswordsman 28-12-2003 09:38 PM

Odd design but nice work as usual, Craig!

CAClark 01-01-2004 10:42 AM

Okay, I have reowrked those control surfaces:

http://www.f-nine.co.uk/xfer/Blade_Test_59.jpg

http://www.f-nine.co.uk/xfer/Blade_Test_60.jpg

I'll post a cockpit render in a while too.

Cheers!

CAClark 01-01-2004 04:45 PM

http://www.f-nine.co.uk/xfer/Blade_Test_62.jpg

Clearer view of the revised control surfaces. Some cockpit mods too, but they aren't so clear here.

Cheers!

Mark 01-01-2004 05:55 PM

Those control surfaces look much better now...

CAClark 08-01-2004 05:00 PM

Latest update folks, I've added panel lines (not going anywhere near LW's nasty bump mapping!)... props changed as well.



http://www.firedragon.com/~lwg3d/upl...-580893_tn.jpg



http://www.firedragon.com/~lwg3d/upl...-580923_tn.jpg



Cheers!

DigiMatt 08-01-2004 05:07 PM

just sooo damn good.. great work mate!

Mark 08-01-2004 05:40 PM

I'm assuming that you've modelled the panel lines in there then Craig. I'm curious - how did you go about adding them into the model - simply knifing along the panels or manually splitting polys or what?

CAClark 09-01-2004 12:08 AM

Yep, I did indeed. All I did was to make some boxes (mostly) laid out to form the latticework of panel lines (and a couple of tubular ones also for the rounded panels). The stencilled them in to the model assigning a temporary surface name. I then selected all those polys, and placed them in a seperate layer. As I had made all the panel lines to be a uniform width, I then vertibevelled in & down by HALF of that width (subsequently deleting the polys that remained selected).

Then it's a matter of cleaning up, welding all the points at the bottoms of the panel lines created, and other misc errors created by LW's sometimes disastrous boolean & stencil abilities!).

Hope that makes sense! :)

Cheers!

Mark 09-01-2004 12:45 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by CAClark
Hope that makes sense! :)
Certainly does. Many thanks. :D

Leovenous 09-01-2004 01:53 AM

:mad: I asked him the same question in his other thread and he didn't answer. I see how it is <sniff> rosebud gathering and all that. You'll tell Mark <sniffle>. Well, <sigh, sniff>. Woe is me, the nobody waver anyway. <honk> :o

;)

Mark 09-01-2004 02:52 AM

*Awwww* ... there there ....

/me pats JD on the back :D


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