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Title: Mustang Stunt-plane
Description: Academy 1/72


Joeker - August 9, 2009 03:49 AM (GMT)
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Thanks for looking.

C&C is most welcome

sky_tokyodrifter - August 9, 2009 05:38 AM (GMT)
wah very nice. looks like a real plane doing stunts gosh :o :o

just a coment, i also studied how to make the propeller look as if they were flying. Maybe u can try spraying the clear plastic sheet with flat clear so that it wont reflect any other objects because the reflection can be seen. Just my 2 cents

Bomber Vince - August 9, 2009 06:10 AM (GMT)
Nice build ans shoot, the flying pics really looks like a real plane. Well done.

Just somethin I observed.
1. Bit heavy on the panel lines shading
2. Show birds are usually glossy in the paint finish.
3. For the canopy, It's better to paint black or the interior cockpit color before the exterior color. The canopy frame looks bit "transparent"

Just my 2 cents :rolleyes:

landyshah - August 9, 2009 07:30 AM (GMT)
Hi imaginative build and display..love the photography against the sky!

Agree with Vince on the finish...show birds would be spotless high gloss like this Reno racer:
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But then again, your colour scheme could be totally hypothetical, so you can weather it any way you like :P

Ive just 2 cts to add about the flaps...is actually impossible for them to be positoned upwards....flaps are for slow speed flight, take off and landing....and only can move down.

The correct control surfaces would be the aileron (outboard of flaps), elevators and rudders. If your posing the plane in a climbing position, with a bit of roll, the correctly should be elevators pointing up, and a bit of left or right aileron depending on the direction of the roll...you can throw in some kick of left/right rudder as well

My 2 cts....but lovely build otherwise :D

Joeker - August 9, 2009 12:03 PM (GMT)
Thanks for comments.

I will bear them in mind and improve on my next build!

twong - August 9, 2009 04:33 PM (GMT)
Really nice aerial display. Very colorful aircraft. Nice job.

Blackheart - August 10, 2009 12:22 AM (GMT)
QUOTE (Bomber Vince @ Aug 9 2009, 02:10 PM)
Just somethin I observed.
1. Bit heavy on the panel lines shading
2. Show birds are usually glossy in the paint finish.
3. For the canopy, It's better to paint black or the interior cockpit color before the exterior color. The canopy frame looks bit "transparent"

:D point of view from expert.

-4 me what I can say is..totaly different approach..congratulation




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