Aussie Mustangs

[Vacajun]

Grame, I think the "cut out" area from the intake lip rearwards is too long--the cockpit air intake in the cut out area needs to be more forward.

Super work, guy!!

[GrubbyFingers]

Aha! You're absolutely right, Vacajun. What would I do without you guys? Thanks again.

Grubby.

[GrubbyFingers]

Hi Guys.

I've done about 4 million more Mustangs lately. I'll post a few of them now.

Graeme.

[gamary]

Very nice!

[JMSmith]

don't encourage him GM,

otherwise we won't get anything but mustangs

[Baron]

Very nice!

Cheers,

[Skyraider3D]

Very cool profiles!
Perhaps boost the reflections on the bare metal a bit though, as it's still looking more grey than metallic.
I just bought Brian Cull's book about Commonwealth air power in Korea ("With the Yanks in Korea"), so some of these puppies look familiar.

[GiantFlyingRobots]

Hi Guys.

I've done about 4 million more Mustangs lately. I'll post a few of them now.

Graeme.

Hey me too!(not quite 4 million tho) but enough about me.

Edit* I just answered my own question by having another look.

Could do with a higher degree of contrast with the highlights.

I'm still a fan of the way you've represented the gear door/wheel well.

Have you done A68-105 yet?

[GrubbyFingers]

Hi Guys,

The parade of Aussie Mustangs continues. I'm about 3/4 of the way through a list of 60 for a book job. Sooooon you'll start to see other stuff from me again!

These two are a couple of civil examples from the 1960s. The attachment on the side of VH-BOY is a wind-operated winch for target towing work.



The caption to the card reads:

"After a distinguished career with the RAAF, the remaining Caribou headed back north with their new owners to continue their humanitarian work."

Merry Christmas to you all.

Grubby.

[gamary]

Nice!

What's on the top of the canopy of VH-BOY? Some sort of sun screen?