Aircraft Profile Painting

GiantFlyingRobots · #11 30th June 2009, 11:48

	Quote: Originally Posted by Baron
	Hi GFR! Your next masterpiece! Very nice! It seems you really enjoy doing metal surfaces. Cheers, Simon

Not sure how much enjoyment I get out of NMF.

They just seem to dominate the finishes of the types I like, anyway its a relatively easy process to convert NMF to O/D or cammo later on, assuming I ever actually finish a NMF profile.

John.
Thanks for the excellent ref, I'm surprised I hadn't seen it on my net travels. I should have consulted you before I got started.

GiantFlyingRobots · #12 14th July 2009, 11:58

Inching forward. I can start to think about adding detail now.

Clint Mitchell · #13 14th July 2009, 12:27

That looks lovely. Welldone

GiantFlyingRobots · #14 11th August 2009, 15:15

Pretty much done with this one now. Just a few minor details that are lost at this scale anyway, to go.

Baron · #15 11th August 2009, 17:20

very impressive! wow

Kakukk · #16 11th August 2009, 17:34

Awesome!

Aircraftprofiles · #17 11th August 2009, 22:01

Thats amazing...really like your metal effect !

Great stuff !

gamary · #18 12th August 2009, 10:09

	Quote:
	Just a few minor details that are lost at this scale anyway, to go.

We are all a bunch of nutcases struggling to represent details which nobody never sees.

We should create some secret society of sorts. And John would be the great voodoo-chief-sorcerer-who-has-more-reference-than-all.

Looks great.

Ugo Crisponi · #19 12th August 2009, 10:40

	Quote: Originally Posted by gamary
	We are all a bunch of nutcases struggling to represent details which nobody never sees. We should create some secret society of sorts. And John would be the great voodoo-chief-sorcerer-who-has-more-reference-than-all. Looks great.

GM, are you talkin' about a giant bed with the Sir John Sorcerer in the middle?

Baron · #20 26th August 2009, 16:43

Hi GFR!

Any updates?

Cheers,

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