Dassault MD.312 Flamant
- February 26, 2016
- 103 Downloads
- 1 Like
- Blender 2.7x
- Render: Blender Internal
- Creator: Helijah
- License: CC-BY-SA
Description:
Dassault MD.311-312-315 Flamant is a military liaison aircraft and training developed by Dassault Aviation in the late 1940. It was built in 325 copies, in service with the French Air Force until 1982, and also used by four foreign countries. (source Wikipedia)
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Helijah
Written February 27, 2016LOL. I have over 300 models in my hangar. And before creating new models, I have to update all the old for FlightGear :) I only have two hands and a head :) Although I am quick to create a new model, you must be patient :)
Regards Emmanuel
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mmorao
Written February 27, 2016What you need is a faster mouse :-) I'll be browsing my old "Fana" pile to see if I find a moderately decent 3-view, then we'll talk!! Thje poor bugger was so ugly that everybody wanted to sweep it under the carpet and pretend it never existed.
People who don't know what I'm talking about would be advised to do a google image search for Farman Jabiru, it's worth it but I'd advised some eyedrops afterwards ;-)
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PoloFgrs
Written February 28, 2016Je me demandais comment vous faisiez votre peinture ? je suis en train de dessiner un Pilatus PC9, mais je ne trouve pas de moyen pour rajouter une couleur realiste... ? Merci d'avance ! I was wondering hot you did your paintskim ? I'm doing a Pilatus PC9, and can't find a way to add realistic paint on it... ? Thanks in advance !
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Helijah
Written February 28, 2016Hey PoloFgrs
More simple than a long explanation, I created a tuto long ago:
In French : http://helijah.free.fr/flightgear/Creation/UV-Map/uv-map-fr.html
In English (google translate) : http://helijah.free.fr/flightgear/Creation/UV-Map/uv-map-en.html
Regards Emmanuel
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C'est gentil mais ce n'est pas un Jabiru :lol: Je vois que si j'en veux un je dois le dessiner moi-même :-)
Fine, but that's not a Farman Jabiru! I see that if I want one I have to do it myself :-)
The engines looked familiar, I had no idea the Argus production had continued in France post-war. In that case why the horrid radials on the French-made Fi 156 (whose proper designation wludes me now...) ?