Ohly's Me109 by bazze

Modo • Aviation • posted on Feb 08, 2008

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A different render of My Me109 model. This time with a new texture. The previous render can be viewed here: http://www.renderosity.com/mod/gallery/index.php?image_id=1604970

Comments (9)

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RetroDevil

3:44PM | Fri, 08 February 2008

awesome model. the render is very nice too

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JLyons

5:08PM | Fri, 08 February 2008

Great Work! I am really getting excited about this model!

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kenwas

12:30AM | Sat, 09 February 2008

It's a beauty!

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FarawayPictures

1:34AM | Sat, 09 February 2008

Superb work. I can't help thinking of the sound: neeeeooooowwwwnnnn, DAKKA DAKKA DAKKA! :)

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Garlor

2:48AM | Sat, 09 February 2008

Looks a fine re creation of a classic

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ratfugel

2:51AM | Sat, 09 February 2008

Wrong wing section this time I am afraid. Too much forward top curve I think, accentuated by the camo job. Makes the plane look too artificial and much less menacing. It requires dirtying up to get the proper 'ersatz everything' effect which showed on most German aircraft. Nice try.

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tallpindo

5:03AM | Sat, 09 February 2008

My meetings with Messersmitt included the BO-105 helicopter and Dr. Herbst and the cobra maneuver which from later sales of the NOTAR to police agencies may explain odd arrivals at teh door of my home. Now that the Airbus A-320 and A-319 are in service I can just let Augsburgs lie. (The Germans made up the threat profiles for NATO requirements is what I saw later on Typhoon/TK-90 and the SRAAM). Now where were we with the great acres and flying about the hangar in a Feisler "Storch" or soaring as eagles with the blare of 12 cylinders? The inverted engine signifys no reduction gear to step the prop above the crankshaft center line and cubic inches, cubic inches to allow the resultant low RPM for tip speed limits. I may need counsel at this point.

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