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[pkassak]

GM, I do not use reflection light on the lower surfaces I know about it, but dusty surface, as most of Libs in Italy had, I doubt it reflected something
I aim to do 15USAAF profiles...Forgoten 15th as I call it. Check web for 15USAAF and will find almost nothing time to change it

[Jarink]

15th AF? Cool. Lots of good, intricate and completely unexplainable markings on those planes!

[pkassak]

Exactly, with a lot of lovely cartoons and babes on noses Will present some soon stay tuned

[gamary]

I know about it, but dusty surface, as most of Libs in Italy had, I doubt it reflected something

I don't think it's a question of dirt/cleanliness, rather a question of angle. Anyway, as I said, it's a question of personal taste/style.

Good idea about the 15th AF birds. Looking forward to the naked babes.

[inkworm]

Matt or gloss there will still be similar reflected light, it is just how much the highlight is diffused that is the issue, not that I bother with it personally.

[JMSmith]

i have hundreds of nose art images if ya need any,

just ran across this image again, one of the most frightning shots of a crashed b24 ever

[pkassak]

How sad from you if you call this NOSE ART

[JMSmith]

no mate,

i call it a tragic loss of 6 lives

but i still have hundreds of naked ladies draped across aircraft noses

[pkassak]

Ok so here is the first one finishe, Little Joe left side...Wanna do the right side with cartoon soon as well...
John, sorry no naked ladies yet, but wait

[gamary]

Nice. You need to erase the lower part of the shadow of the engine. The shadow doesn't go down that much. Also, if the engine casts a shadow on the fuselage, shouldn't the fin do the same thing?

Why "Final destination: Slovakia!"? Isn't the book out already?