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#351 Post by Blackbuck »

Not hard to do it yourself. Pretty sure there is plenty of reference material about.
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#352 Post by chrisgatt7 »

Dang thats some good stuff :)

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#353 Post by nighthunter »

I can upload a new one with the gear down, gives me something to work on, albeit quickly.
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#354 Post by TimothyC »

They look good, and dimensionally they look to check out. They'll get added to the 4th Gen Working sheet.
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#355 Post by klagldsf »

acelanceloet wrote:
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nighthunter wrote:Yeah, I know dude, still the point, no one has said squat. :P
Well at the very least it's a hell of a lot better than the first "attempt" (no offense Ace :p )

But yeah, it's great.
haha I agree, my version was AU + crappy + I didn't even knew there should be panel lines on back then ;)
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It would seem to me that you actually based your drawing off of your 3D model, which would actually explain the loss of quality since the 3D model just isn't that detailed.
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#356 Post by acelanceloet »

that is correct ;) the model is detailed enough, and so is the drawing... I just missed the panel lines, which weren't on the model ;)
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#357 Post by Portsmouth Bill »

Thanks Nighthunter; I like the Hawk 200, a reasonable Hunter replacement.

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#358 Post by klagldsf »

It would be more accurate to graft the H200 nose onto a T-45 frame for a navalized version...provided it even makes any difference at this scale.
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#359 Post by Maple-leaf-Warrior »

That is probably the cuetest jet I've ever seen! :D

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#360 Post by Obsydian Shade »

Those are really amazing--makes me want to design a carrier just for them, and an AU just for the carrier. They'd look adorable on something like that mini-harrier upscaled for them.

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