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If you missed my earlier collage upload (see below), this is the concluding follow-on. After conferring with a good friend of mine, I incorporated her suggestion to put the handsome, polished floor back in. This shows off the floor and removes the wheel problem I bumped into earlier. All of this was more work than my usual uploads but very rewarding in its' own way:-) It certainly helps with Photoshop skills. Aircraft Fact Sheet: Click Here Thanks for all your ongoing comments and favorites. I need to get a batch of comments out and will do so. Bill:) "Start to Almost Done" thumb_1992412.jpg

Comments (29)


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Rainastorm

5:09PM | Sat, 19 December 2009

Excellent idea...well done:-)

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sandra46

5:14PM | Sat, 19 December 2009

great work, Bill but why don't you eliminate the rail? ;-D

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bmac62

5:22PM | Sat, 19 December 2009

Good comment by Sandra46 about the rail...I decided to leave it in since it is low and to take it out brings me back into some of my wheel problems...reconstructing tires that are both dull and shiny and reflect highligts is extremely time consuming and without much trouble...they soon look like the product of a 5-year old:-))) And then there is the spoke problem. Glad you asked:)

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flavia49

6:36PM | Sat, 19 December 2009

wonderful work!!!

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goodoleboy

7:03PM | Sat, 19 December 2009

Phenomenal work, but now I'm really confused. Which is the original and which is the postworked version on your previous upload? I thought you had cloned out the placard over at the lower left.

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drace68

8:27PM | Sat, 19 December 2009

THIS is an excellent pic. With all the PS work in the "Almost Done" post I thought you were modeling it for a layer to use elsewhere

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bazza

8:29PM | Sat, 19 December 2009

Amazing job on this Bill it looks amazing.. well done my friend!!

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Richardphotos

8:57PM | Sat, 19 December 2009

love the plane. I think there maybe one in a local museum.outstanding results

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danapommet

10:06PM | Sat, 19 December 2009

The floor is a better presentation. Outstanding postwork. Dana

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bimm3d

10:34PM | Sat, 19 December 2009

wonderful photo!!

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psyoshida

11:57PM | Sat, 19 December 2009

Excellent! What rich tones. Glad you put the floors back in. They really add to the beauty.

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cfulton

12:25AM | Sun, 20 December 2009

The floor does give it a base to stand on. Very well done! Clive

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auntietk

1:21AM | Sun, 20 December 2009

LOVE the floor! I'm glad you put it back in. You know what a freak I am about light and things that shine! The rail doesn't impinge at all upon my enjoyment of the image. You do good work, my friend!

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Meisiekind

1:40AM | Sun, 20 December 2009

Great choice to leave the floor Bill. It would have been ideal without the railing but I definitely see your predicament that you have explained to Sandra! Great work my friend and watch your mail for some of my images... LOL...

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virginiese

2:59AM | Sun, 20 December 2009

nice image with an historical flair ! love the light and this plane is stunning !

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durleybeachbum

3:36AM | Sun, 20 December 2009

EXCELLENT! looks best with the floor and its shadows and reflections.

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debbielove

7:18AM | Sun, 20 December 2009

A fine looking aircraft! Italian models are rare to start with and a Bomber! Well..... Great work with this Bill.... Got to look at the others but I'm sure they are as good! lol Rob

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tennesseecowgirl

9:56AM | Sun, 20 December 2009

This is fantastic. You have certainly developed some outstanding skills in photo shop.. very inspiring work!!

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kbrog

10:36AM | Sun, 20 December 2009

Excellent work! :)

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kansas

1:31PM | Sun, 20 December 2009

Really excellent results from your hard work. My compliments.

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jendellas

2:44PM | Sun, 20 December 2009

I am still in awe of how this is all done, perhaps I will learn one day & surprise everyone :o)

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npauling

6:54PM | Sun, 20 December 2009

I thought this looked great in your first posting but I think it does look better with the floor. This has turned out to be a great photo.

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lyron

12:14AM | Mon, 21 December 2009

Fantastic shot!!

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MagikUnicorn

9:49PM | Mon, 21 December 2009

BEAUTY !

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Buffalo1

2:08PM | Sat, 26 December 2009

Love these old crates. I shudder to think about the location of the fuel tank, but any WWI plane was likely to burst into flame with one hit. Excellent work and the floor is fine.

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dbrv6

9:29PM | Sun, 27 December 2009

Extremly well done!

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nikolais

8:23AM | Mon, 28 December 2009

Txcellent photography, Bill! I can hardly imagine how this monster could take the air...

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helanker

12:53PM | Tue, 29 December 2009

OH WOW! It has really been a hard work, as I know very well, how it is to "tube" a picture, But you have done a brilliant job here. I see you pasted back the floor. Good idea. It was very nice with the shades and so. So you used photoshop. I am not very good at that porgram. I use Paint Shop Pro 9. :)

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knupps

4:55AM | Sun, 10 January 2010

Great work. A lot of Photoshopping I think?


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