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Fantastic work!

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As promised i've redrawn the magister.
Thanks once again to darth Panda for the excellent plans he sended me.

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@Waritem
Actually I liked the previous drawing more.
I have some remarks. First of all, the contour of the rear-bottom part of the fuselage, instead of being smooth curve (arc) is a zig-zag (Naixoterk can tell You a lot about how an*l I can be about that ). Secondly, I'd mark the rudder/fuselage joining by black - in FD scale it's not really a 90-degree-only like in SB (as there are actually very few real 90-degree breaks in aircraft ). Thirdly, I'd work on canopy - there is a place with double-black line of front windscreen, I'd thicken the frames of the open-able parts of canopy (even if it would mean it would have to be shown only with canopy closed) and can't say I like that smallest window behind the second seat.
I also feel there's too much black on the landing gear (places with double-black lines) - in that scale we just sometimes sacrifice accuracy to appearance.

In 1918, the newly created Spanish Air force opened up an external competition to incorporate a new, native fighter-reconnaissance airplane in their squadrons. To this competition, three designs were presented and this one designed by the Cuban born Spanish air pioneer Eduardo Barron got the first place.
Clearly inspired by the French SPAD fighters, it flew for the first time in Guadalajara in March 1919 piloted by the Chilean aviator Luis O'Page. It was entirely made of wood and wool.

However, as it was more economical to buy world war 1 surplus airplanes (and most of them, were also better), the project didn't receive green light to be mass produced.

Thanks to eswube for his help with this one.

Spain, Hispano Barron.



Also check out the AU versions for this airplane here:

http://www.shipbucket.com/forums/viewto ... 90#p140345

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Repainting:

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It's been a long time since I posted something, so I thought I would add the -700 series as it hasn't been drawn yet and might as well go big with the livery. Illinois is my home state and also the best livery Southwest has, so why the hell not.

Boeing 737-700 Southwest Airlines "Illinois One"


This was a very difficult and time consuming drawing for me, so if you have any critiques, don't hesitate to leave a remark.

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My Completed Work!!!

Wonderful livery, it worth all your effort.

Wow that livery is absolutely gorgeous! Nice work

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Amazing work on the livery, very well worth every second put into it.
Also here are some more liveries

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@Naixoterk
Nicely done.

@Ashebourton
Impressive work on that livery.

Great additions guys.

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