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    Re: New from the Zero factory

    Superb, someones been very busy eh BH? looking damn nice, i'd agree though the bombs a bit too top lit from such a shaded location.
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    Re: New from the Zero factory

    Superb! (Your excellence is somewhat exasperating BH! )

    I'm just surprised you didn't pay attention to that obvious prop diameter thing. That's the first thing I noticed when I saw your drawing. I thought: What is this? A joke? There's gotta be at least 15 cm missing on that prop!
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    Re: New from the Zero factory

    Thanks guys, er, loyal subjects But please, when I start using the royal We, shoot me!

    I'm just surprised you didn't pay attention to that obvious prop diameter thing. That's the first thing I noticed when I saw your drawing. I thought: What is this? A joke? There's gotta be at least 15 cm missing on that prop!
    Yep, I'll never hear the end of this one

    Grubby, I'm leaning towards adjustments of this kind too. I think I need to reshade the bomb. It's a very light gray in reality, lighter than the tan undersides, so I don't think I can go darker. But the top-lit comment gives me an idea that I'll have to try. I've got the clever (maybe too clever for me) reflected light going. That means you've got to have reflected shadows too. Perhaps the bomb should be more of a side lighting? I'll try that. I still want to decrease the reflected light on the lower edge of the tank too.

    Interesting about the drop tank, they were made of either laminated wood or strips of bamboo. Perhaps weirder than the US cardboard tanks?

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    Re: New from the Zero factory

    Thanks guys, er, loyal subjects. But please, when I start using the royal We, shoot me!
    Why can't we just have a nice, traditional, French-style beheading? Guns are dangerous, noisy and messy. Never heard of a guillotine accident, or of a guillotine near-miss or survivor.
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    Re: New from the Zero factory

    lmao but he has a point
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    Re: New from the Zero factory

    i could 'borrow my rifle clubs AW50, he wont get up after one of them rounds
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    Re: New from the Zero factory

    Quote Originally Posted by gamary View Post
    Why can't we just have a nice, traditional, French-style beheading? Guns are dangerous, noisy and messy. Never heard of a guillotine accident, or of a guillotine near-miss or survivor.
    Or Guillotine Collatoral Damage for that matter. Sure the might be some splatter damage to dresses and frocks but that's about it.

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    Re: New from the Zero factory

    Ok, before I lose my head
    Is this better, worse or the same?
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    Re: New from the Zero factory

    Better. I reckon it still needs to be darker. I know the bomb is a light colour, but my instinct is to BURY it in shadow. Maybe try simply duplicating the bomb shading layer, that will leave the highlights intact and keep the light colour.

    Oh, and fix up that dreadful texturing, it looks all worn and beaten up!
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    Re: New from the Zero factory

    Thanks Grubby, that does work better. It doesn't look quite how I think it to look but it fits overall much better. The only other possibility is to make the bomb a bit lighter overall, keeping the contrast between dark and light at the same level. I think I want to sit it aside and come back to it later.
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