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    Re: F-4B/J Phantom II

    Using photos from the site above, I took a crack at the SUU-16/SUU-23 20mm gunpod.

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    Re: F-4B/J Phantom II

    Where did that beautifull shading go?

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    Re: F-4B/J Phantom II

    Turned the highlight layers up to compensate for the lighter grey of the painted jet. This should look better...



    Still working on the shading on the gunpod. More to come.
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    Re: F-4B/J Phantom II

    You should darken all of your greys IMO. Especially the radome.

    Is it me or does the wing uppersurface have a violet tint to it?
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    Re: F-4B/J Phantom II

    Quote Originally Posted by gamary View Post
    You should darken all of your greys IMO. Especially the radome.

    Is it me or does the wing uppersurface have a violet tint to it?
    I thought about darkening the grey and the white, but thats the funny thing about the gull grey/white schemes the USN and USMC used up until the late 70's/ early 80's. You look at the photos of planes of that era, and they show grey that is almost white and white that is, well, white. The white, I can try to tone down some, but I think that if I darken the grey any more, it'll just be too dark.

    As the the upper wing, it did have a violet tint to it. I have since corrected it to match the rest of the aircraft (I forgot to change the color of the upper wing when I changed the rest of the aircraft.)
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    Re: F-4B/J Phantom II

    What I'd really would like to suggest is that you add some falloff (correct me if this is the wrong term Ronnie!) darkning to the outside of your shapes to make the standout more from the white background and from each other. Look out this images



    It really helps the shape definition

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    Re: F-4B/J Phantom II

    For all of you who don't have these, here are the definitive original NAVY stenciling handbooks and manuals for the Phantoms. Worth a download!!!

    http://www.f4phantom.com/docs/Part1.pdf

    http://www.f4phantom.com/docs/Part2.pdf

    http://www.f4phantom.com/docs/Part3.pdf

    Unbelievable how many stencils are in a Navy Phantom!!
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    Re: F-4B/J Phantom II

    Quote Originally Posted by Ugo Crisponi View Post
    For all of you who don't have these, here are the definitive original NAVY stenciling handbooks and manuals for the Phantoms. Worth a download!!!

    http://www.f4phantom.com/docs/Part1.pdf

    http://www.f4phantom.com/docs/Part2.pdf

    http://www.f4phantom.com/docs/Part3.pdf

    Unbelievable how many stencils are in a Navy Phantom!!
    Almost like they thought "What will we do for a manual? I know! We'll paint it on the plane itself!"

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    Re: F-4B/J Phantom II

    I just downloaded those earlier this week. If you notice in pics of early Air Force Phantoms, and Japanese Phantoms, they pretty much have the same stencils.


    Today's Update...

    Loadout isn't accurate for this one, just wanted to see how it looked.
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    Re: F-4B/J Phantom II

    Lieuwe, are you tempted in reproducing ALL left side markings?...I should start with an 8.000 pixels new profile then....
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