1915 Fokker Scourge by Emil-arts
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Not too happy with the prop blur any tips welcome.
Fantastic model by JFandL.
Pilot by Bazze.
Thanks for looking :)
Comments (11)
debbielove
This is VERY GOOD WORK !! Bloody well done, mate! Rob
LBAMagic
Fantastic work. It makes me miss flying sooooo much. All my money now goes to a mortgage.
Fidelity2
Excellent image. 5+.
garyandcatherine
That is very very good work.
Xpleet
photorealistic. absolutely amazing. I wonder what it looks like in black and white :)
Thelby
NIce Vue-ing for sure. The height looks great!!!
dbrv6
Bazze has a tutorial on doing the propblur on his site. As for not very good - it looks good to me, but I am not sure what it would look like for the kind of rpms that it would probably turn out. The rest of the image is outstanding!
neiwil
Another corker, realy nice work.keep em coming.
ratfugel
Nice one Emil. Me, I would have put the nose down a bit, so that the machine is parallel to the ground. Climb rate on one of these was dismal to say the least. However, that was more than offset by the heart attacks suffered by the opposition when they finally caught sight of him!
Schnuck
Excellent!!!
Emil-arts
Thanks for all the comments everyone it does inspire me to improve. Ratfugel, ahh see I was watching the movie Flyboys the other day for the first time and according to the film aircraft of the Great War had the speed and handled capabilities of an F15 ;) Seriously though all advice is appreciated :)