Wright Engine by Cinema1954
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Description
The engine of the Wright Model B Flyer of 1911, currently undergoing restoration in Ohio.
Comments (12)
DeZ
Damn what excellent modeling and texturing....hope you get it running ;)
Cinema1954
Thanks... I'm thinking about modeling the whole aircraft; if business stays as slow as it is now, I may just do it!
archrendr
Poetry in a machine? Seems that you have done it. Is this direct fuel-injection...or just fuel-drip? Thanks, great image!
Cinema1954
As I understand it, fuel is injected into the air inlet (the manifold elbow nearest the camera), and drawn into the cylinders by vacuum. There is no cam action on the intake valves.
soapy
Nice model, nice picture altogether.
Saba
nice engine. i like all details bolts and nuts. Nice material in block. Maybe you would make engine look old and rusty. That would be nice too
strata
Great modeling and great metal texture. You really got an old feeling to it. Excellent scene!! :))
mwa
Excellent!
DB_3D
Nice DOF, it really brings the subject out, not too shiny either, i like the tarnished feel, Great work.
pakled
I've been to the museum at Kill Devil hills..according to the staff, this was built by one of their employees, from scratch, and only lasted a few minutes, and then had to be rebuilt. Good work.
FAKE
Great modelling, only the engine-texures can be a bit more dirty (only my point of view),great POV and DOV!!! ThanX for posting! ~{o;)
linkinpark
Amazing modeling and texturing work!!!