techumseh
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Nice! This makes me want to get back to the Burma scenario I was working on. I lost the files in a hard-drive crash, but I think I backed them up somewhere. Will look.
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Nice! This makes me want to get back to the Burma scenario I was working on. I lost the files in a hard-drive crash, but I think I backed them up somewhere. Will look.
I thought we were making these planes for a reason......
techumseh
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Um, I just wanted to help you to fill a gap in your body of work... 
Yes, I did have an ulterior motive, but I need to find my backup files. I left that stick somewhere...
Yes, I did have an ulterior motive, but I need to find my backup files. I left that stick somewhere...
Tanelorn
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techumseh
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I was able to recover my files from my old hard drive. 
So, I'll get to work on finishing Burma Campaign. I've incorporated Tanelorn's great Ki-21 and Gareth's Ki-49, both of which served in Burma. Thanks to you both.
I hesitate to ask, but would you be willing to update the paint job on the Ki-27? Attached is the scheme used in Burma in 42. Thanks.
So, I'll get to work on finishing Burma Campaign. I've incorporated Tanelorn's great Ki-21 and Gareth's Ki-49, both of which served in Burma. Thanks to you both.I hesitate to ask, but would you be willing to update the paint job on the Ki-27? Attached is the scheme used in Burma in 42. Thanks.
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I was able to recover my files from my old hard drive.
I hesitate to ask, but would you be willing to update the paint job on the Ki-27? Attached is the scheme used in Burma in 42. Thanks.
Yup no problem.
Tanelorn
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No worries. Yours is a masterpiece, in fact I'd urge you to do even more.
The floatplane Zero A6M2-N comes to mind.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nakajima_A6M2-N
or the Arado
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arado_Ar_196
Besides, its worth just to watch how you do it. For example I also noticed and did the curvature line on the side afterwards, but yours better thought out. Do you just brush it down or do you lighten/ darken the curve and push pixels from there?
The floatplane Zero A6M2-N comes to mind.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nakajima_A6M2-N
or the Arado
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arado_Ar_196
Besides, its worth just to watch how you do it. For example I also noticed and did the curvature line on the side afterwards, but yours better thought out. Do you just brush it down or do you lighten/ darken the curve and push pixels from there?
Thanks Tim
Do you mean the fill between the trailing edge of the wing root and the fuselage? I guess I drew it like the rest of the plane, so I make a general shape in blocks of colour with the brush on 100% opacity then blocks of high and lowlights in appropriate places. Next I'd blending and painting, so I set the brush to 25% opacity and paint in blends between hi and lo lights and the base colour. Bit laborious but it works.
Maybe we need a guide thread so we can illustrate with pics....
Do you mean the fill between the trailing edge of the wing root and the fuselage? I guess I drew it like the rest of the plane, so I make a general shape in blocks of colour with the brush on 100% opacity then blocks of high and lowlights in appropriate places. Next I'd blending and painting, so I set the brush to 25% opacity and paint in blends between hi and lo lights and the base colour. Bit laborious but it works.
Maybe we need a guide thread so we can illustrate with pics....
Tanelorn
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Great job!
25%.
That figures, it takes more time (lots of repeat passes I guess) but it gives more control.
I never go that low, that's why I get more flat surfaces.
25%.
That figures, it takes more time (lots of repeat passes I guess) but it gives more control.
I never go that low, that's why I get more flat surfaces.
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