God bless sPatch, Moray and POV-Ray. :)

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Mikael Carneholm wrote:
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> God bless sPatch, Moray and POV-Ray. :)

And God bless Tiny Tim and Ebeneezer Scrooge. Excellent model of the Cessna.
One of my personal favorites right after the Piper Cub.

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Now how about the flight sim to go with, I'm ready to fly.  It's a real nice job
of plane making for sure.
The prop seems kind of plastic to me, it's a medium dark gray so results in
looking soft.  Come to think of it the whole picture looks that way.  Might just
be me.

Bob

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Picture perfect! 

Oohh, wait. Should the propeller blades be that thick? Perhaps it's just
phong playing tricks, cause it seems you've got this plane very
accurate.

sig.

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>God bless sPatch, Moray and POV-Ray. :)

That is so cute! (I'm sorry, but this looks like a toy (realistic,
nonetheless) to me, so I can't think of any other adjective.)

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Looks pretty accurate (though I don't know what one's supposed to look
like...)
Good job!

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Ummm. Looks a lot like my dad's old 180. But how do you get into it? I
can't see any doors.

Ken Matassa

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Sigmund Kyrre Aas wrote:

> Oohh, wait. Should the propeller blades be that thick? Perhaps it's just
> phong playing tricks, cause it seems you've got this plane very
> accurate.

You're right, the prop is a bit too thick. And it actually has the same texture
as the tyres (I made the texture for the tyres - it's supposed to look like
rubber). I was so eager to get it all together that I never had the time to
create a separate texture for the prop...

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omniVERSE wrote:

> The prop seems kind of plastic to me, it's a medium dark gray so results in
> looking soft.  Come to think of it the whole picture looks that way.  Might just
> be me.
>

The prop has a texture originally made for the tyres, i.e it's supposed to look like
rubber. I was so eager to get it all together that I never had the time to create a
separate texture for the prop.....

And, yes, it all could be a bit more shiny (more reflection). I was afraid that it
should look unrealisticly shiny, so I kept the textures a bit dull on purpous.


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omniVERSE <inv### [at] aolcom> wrote in message
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> Now how about the flight sim to go with, I'm ready to fly.

That would be FlightGear, the open source, multi-platform, flight simulator.

[We just recently added a C-172 model to our flight simulator]

Nice rendition.

Jon Berndt
www.flightgear.org

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