Boston Douglas Mk. III - text on red rectangle

[pkassak]

I am wondering about the shadow of the main wing. The shadow is the same width at the engine all the way, while the wing is smaler width continuing to the tip...?

[Wlad-FR]

Except for Ugo Crisponi, I didn't see many people that can draw cockpit and window with a good effect (light, transparency, reflection, etc...). So I make some test on my side.
Master Ugo, please , give us a tutoriel for WWII cockpit !! PLEASE help us to become better !!!
Wlad

[Wlad-FR]

Hi pkassak, may be you are right, but just a little small if I see photo. At this level (engine), wing is quite large. I will make a test
Wlad

[Wlad-FR]

Here is the Boston with some updates, RAF camouflage and FAFL markings requested by my customer.

Wlad

[Vacajun]

Very nice, Thiery
Consider changing your latest version of the shadow cast by the wing trailing edge on the nacelle--
The first version was for the traditional sun angle, high and forward. This one doesn't make sense to me. Wing and tail shadows are for different sun angles, and I can't imagine a sun angle giving the trailing edge shadow that way.
By the way, I think I remember that pkassak uses a sun angle from the 9:00 position (behind the viewer, facing the left wing tip).

In any event, great work!

[Wlad-FR]

Thank all for your nice comments. Many of you ask for a detail view of the submachine gun.

Wlad

[Wlad-FR]

With some updates (code colors, DDay bande, camo, dirt, etc..)
Wlad