Napier Heston type 5 (pt. 2) by Smallworld

Rhino 3D • Aviation • posted on Jan 18, 2006

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Here are a few more view of my Napier Heston. I just love it so much I thought I would show off her lines from a few more angles. Thanks for looking!

Comments (14)

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ysvry

1:44AM | Wed, 18 January 2006

great.

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Syrup

4:29AM | Wed, 18 January 2006

OOOoo La La! What a sweet looking aircraft.Great choice of planes to model. :B eaver !

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tallpindo

5:02AM | Wed, 18 January 2006

Really a beauty. Very taut in your build.

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giant551

5:15AM | Wed, 18 January 2006

Thr renderings are out of this world Brian great stuff !!

UweMattern

9:15AM | Wed, 18 January 2006

WOW fantastic raceplane right out of the golden ages...love it! ~Uwe

wingnut55

2:07PM | Wed, 18 January 2006

beautiful from all angles !

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MattMc_3

7:53PM | Wed, 18 January 2006

Wow, that top view really suprised me. I didn't think it would look that good. Great angle and the shadows and reflections look good to.

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GregerE

3:59AM | Thu, 19 January 2006

I can see why you love it so much. All aspects of model and render are the very best. Fantastic.

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DeadbutDreaming

4:08PM | Thu, 19 January 2006

awesome man!just breath taking.

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Smallworld

4:12PM | Thu, 19 January 2006

Thanks everybody!

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UVDan

11:40PM | Thu, 19 January 2006

Damn! How come I did not comment on this one yet? Superb model, but how come there are no panel lines on the wings? I love all your stuff and this is the best one yet!! Outstanding in every category. VOTE

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Smallworld

2:17AM | Fri, 20 January 2006

Thanks Dan. The wings and aft fuselage were a plywood monococque, filled and hand finished to a very high standard. This makes them much smoother than metal. I also didn't have enough info to confidently go chopping up the wings :)

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