kontherun
Well-Known Member
It looks like one of the images is mirrored, I don't know if its the ref image or the deag image.
I mirrored the ref on this image.
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Deagostini Falcon. Anyone seen this?
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I mirrored the ref on this image.
ThomasBond
Active Member
Wow!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Beautiful job! I can't wait to get to this point.
Perhaps you can answer something I'm curious about. When the interior covers are off, how much can you see down the various hall ways looking from inside the hold area? It seems like the curved section leading from the hold toward the cockpit is pretty visible and the section that has the cutaway in the curve should be closed in. Otherwise it will look funny. How much can you see down that hall way?
Just curious.
Bill
Perhaps you can answer something I'm curious about. When the interior covers are off, how much can you see down the various hall ways looking from inside the hold area? It seems like the curved section leading from the hold toward the cockpit is pretty visible and the section that has the cutaway in the curve should be closed in. Otherwise it will look funny. How much can you see down that hall way?
Just curious.
Bill
paplooo
Sr Member
I dont really know cos im not doing the interiors lol... mine is gonna be glued .-
i can take some pictures whne ill back home.. in about 2 weeks lol ... cos im away on holidays from tomorrow...
c u around guys.
bye
Yes, other than the detailing parts for the top of the engine cover which are yet to come and the clear part for the engine lighting. In issue 86 we get the final sidewall pieces for the port mandible, so after that it will be sidewall frames and panels all the way! There are also a few more greeblies to come for the tops of the mandibles.
Thanks. Is your screenname in reference to a Ford Trimotor? If so, a fellow aviator and I flew out to Grand Canyon Airport so that he could get his Trimotor 'rating'.
bwize
Sr Member
Dude, that looks awesome! I attempted something similar with my top turret, but it did not come out as nice as yours. I used scaled down kits used on the 5 footer where I could and scratch built other parts. I wasn't trying to copy the 5 footer, just wanted to more detailed feel. I wish those shapeways printed parts were available for purchase, they're fantastic!
Yes indeed, I have always loved the Trimotor since I first saw Kermit Weeks' one in "Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom". Always wanted to get a rating on one myself, I have an ATPL, your friend is one lucky guy!
Your detailed turret looks great! Loving all of the builds with extra details and more detailed weathering than the ILM original. Although I plan to stay reasonably close to the original I am sure I will be adding extra detail to the inside of the engine flaps and I will definitely be adding extra lights to the bottom of the hull. That's the great thing about a kit like this, we can add our own little details as we wish without taking a drill to a MR model!!!
Fett_Ish
Sr Member
Thanks! Yours is looking sharp. I prefer many of the 5 foot greeblies and am making a few for this build. Eventually I will star a thread, I figured I'd wait until I started the engine deck as that's where the most changes are happening. If people are interested I can make them purchasable on shapeways.
Definitely interested to get a set of your awesome workings. i concur that much of the 5 foot detail has that extra element of realism. Thanks for being willing to offer them. Count me in!
craig g
Sr Member
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