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Toxic Loki wrote: ↑September 8th, 2018, 4:22 pm Inspired in Kaiser i've modificaded the CASA 3000:

Glad you liked it so much . Your new versions look amazing!

More Spanish planes, this time a regional airliner, the CASA 3000. https://i.imgur.com/yoR2TPd.png CASA 3000 with the livery that appeared on the concept arts by CASA and a blank livery. I already posted it in the "begginers only" subforum, but I guess it is ok to have it here too. More info on the ...

During the early 1990s, Spanish aircraft manufacturer CASA (Construcciones Aeronáuticas S.A.) was a major contractor in the construction of the Saab 2000. Following favourable market studies, CASA decided to undertake joint vencture projects with both Saab and Ilyushin (which resulted in the Saab ...

Finally, I decided to keep the original railings which are very similar to the SB ones but changing the color to the standard grey. The first dark grey I used was indeed too dark.

Update!!
- Corrected railing color
- Corrected minor issues
- Added 1920 version

This looks very good. I have a couple of minor points but otherwise this is a very good drawing. You might have overdone the shading a little, the lighter yellow on the funnels could be made a little thinner perhaps. The other thing is the non-standard SB railings. The drawings and photos I have ...

Thanks Charguizard for your feedback. I had read all that about the sun position in the style guide before starting the Carlos V, but I somehow managed not to realize I had been shading it incorrectly all the time... :lol: Update!! - Fixed shading according to the style guide. - Reduced stern ...

Displacing 9000 tons, Emperador Carlos V was, at the time, the largest warship ever built in a Spanish yard. She was laid down in 1892, launched in 1895 and finally completed on June 2 1898. Her boilers and machinery were of Spanish construction, her armor German, her stern and stern post British ...

Could you post something like a list of objectives, things you need, etc.? We want to know what you are planning...

Spain!!! BMR VEG M1 update!!! As far as I know it's not VEG but VEC, which stands for "Vehículo de Exploración y Caballería" (Cavalry Exploration Vehicle), and the BMR acronym isn't used with the VEC, only with the "normal" BMR, as they are considered to be different vehicles, even if the VEC is ba ...

erik_t wrote: ↑June 3rd, 2018, 2:33 pm Those CAD images are excellent. Do you know the original source?

https://www.turbosquid.com/3d-models/ma ... iws/948241

@Colombamike that's the side view I used as a reference, and thanks for posting those CAD images.