Head of the Geese
im borde since its spring break here, and this is what ive done for the past 3 hours. Its a 342 Gazelle, and i chose that cause that the first i found with a useable blueprint.
theres still a lot of work, but im wondering what people think.
im making it in Wings 3D
The renderd helis are in the folwing order:
Wireframe Solid
POV-Ray Render
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Lord Of The Keys
Wow. It sure does look like you know what you are doing when it comes to 3D. Looks really good. Did you ever fly one of these helicopters? Looks like this ones propeller is going to snap off, hehe. Nice work!
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Head of the Geese
yeah thanks.
actually i usually have no clue what im doing, and im 17, so thats a negitive on flying one.
and in the drawing i found and a couple others pics, the blades were flexing quite a bit.
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x10 Spammer
Good work. You did the right thing to keep yourself busy.
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x10 Sophmore
Very nice! I have never tried Wings 3D myself, but did take a shot at Blender and I was very impressed. It's a free, open-source 3d modeling program that is both complex and powerful.
I get what Mike's saying about one of the rotors snapping off, that interesting curved shape makes the back one look like it will hit the tail
Head of the Geese
i never got used to the interface to blender.
but i have heard that its the best free 3D modeling tool.
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x10 Sophmore
Yes, the interface is a little bit daunting. For one thing, you need to have a 3-button mouse with wheel to really use it. A laptop with a touchpad won't do. If you're interested in learning, though, there are a bunch of video tutorials or you could just play around with it for a while. That's what I did
Head of the Geese
i got some more screenys:
Front View:
Side View:
Top:
3rd View:
and a higher quality view:
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Is it just me or is the blades too long? In my viewpoint, the blades (if they were to spin) would chop off the tail wing... maybe I need a better picture.
x10 Sophmore
I thought that was just me, but from the top and side it looks that way too. I like the model in general, though. Next step would be to find some textures (photos of metal, etc) and make them seamless and apply to the shape.
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