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FSX native Fokker D XXI RELEASED
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gaucho_59
Charter Member
So you get an idea...
Here is a test of texturing.. Just gotten started... but you can get an idea:
Carlos
Here is a test of texturing.. Just gotten started... but you can get an idea:
Carlos
Great work so far Carlos!
Cees
Sorry for hijacking this thread Daan!
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Looks great, I really never thought I would see a Fokker F-36 in FSX. But that is what I said about the D-XXI as well
So miracles do still exists
Cheers,
Huub
It will be AI and scenery only Huub.
Cees
gaucho_59
Charter Member
Sorry about this "hijacking" but...
I think it can be taken in good spirits... Also, I got problems with my email right now...
Here is the texture pretty much finished... A propos... there is no under wing texture...???
At any rate, maybe you can start another thread Cees to communicate fast.. and graphically...
It will be AI and scenery only Huub.
Cees
I think it can be taken in good spirits... Also, I got problems with my email right now...
Here is the texture pretty much finished... A propos... there is no under wing texture...???
At any rate, maybe you can start another thread Cees to communicate fast.. and graphically...
Carlos,
The underwing texture is in this version a duplicate of the upperwing texture. But you can rearrange the structure of basistexture I sent you as you like. If you want a right and a left side of the engine nacelles, it's fine by me. There is still plenty of room in the lay-out of the texture to do so.
Looking great! A few points:
1.The right side of the plane had no doors, only windows.
2.The tail had a Fokker signature on its sides.
3.The name of the plane was on the nose: Arend.
4. Part of the fuselage was KLM-blue, in a sort of wave.
5. Just tested it in the sim: the contrast between the surfaces and the rivets and lines could be much intenser, and I think the windows should have a different color.
But I don't know what you had in mind, and how much this still is a W.I.P. Maybe all these thing are allready planned by you?
Great work!
Cees
The underwing texture is in this version a duplicate of the upperwing texture. But you can rearrange the structure of basistexture I sent you as you like. If you want a right and a left side of the engine nacelles, it's fine by me. There is still plenty of room in the lay-out of the texture to do so.
Looking great! A few points:
1.The right side of the plane had no doors, only windows.
2.The tail had a Fokker signature on its sides.
3.The name of the plane was on the nose: Arend.
4. Part of the fuselage was KLM-blue, in a sort of wave.
5. Just tested it in the sim: the contrast between the surfaces and the rivets and lines could be much intenser, and I think the windows should have a different color.
But I don't know what you had in mind, and how much this still is a W.I.P. Maybe all these thing are allready planned by you?
Great work!
Cees
gaucho_59
Charter Member
Carlos,
The underwing texture is in this version a duplicate of the upperwing texture. But you can rearrange the structure of basistexture I sent you as you like. If you want a right and a left side of the engine nacelles, it's fine by me. There is still plenty of room in the lay-out of the texture to do so.
Looking great! A few points:
1.The right side of the plane had no doors, only windows.
2.The tail had a Fokker signature on its sides.
3.The name of the plane was on the nose: Arend.
4. Part of the fuselage was KLM-blue, in a sort of wave.
5. Just tested it in the sim: the contrast between the surfaces and the rivets and lines could be much intenser, and I think the windows should have a different color.
But I don't know what you had in mind, and how much this still is a W.I.P. Maybe all these thing are allready planned by you?
Great work!
Cees
The texture with the plane had a duplicate of the left side... (mirrored) so I didn't know what was what...
at any rate... I'll try to duplicate the writings... are they in the photos you sent?
I can fix the contrast of the rivets, etc. Let me know what color the windows should be... I thought that they should show something like light... and shadows... as far as the engine nacelles.. probably it would be good idea.. because the exhaust are probably only on one side...
Any and all suggestions.. up to you...
Carlos
Dutcheeseblend
Blenderer
Soo nice to see another Fokker! I've a note on the texures of the F.36: I think the wing was made of wood, and glued. So I wonder if there were any rivets... But I don't have photographic proof 
Cees, I sent you pm
Cees, I sent you pm
Soo nice to see another Fokker! I've a note on the texures of the F.36: I think the wing was made of wood, and glued. So I wonder if there were any rivets... But I don't have photographic proof
Cees, I sent you pm
You're probably right. Fokker built according a long proven recipe, which cost him the race with others builders.
Carlos, here's another drawing I scanned. You can see the signature and part of the text on the fuselage.
Cees
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gaucho_59
Charter Member
Another heads up on the work so far...
Just when I thought I had got it... something new happens... lol
But I am at a good point... Eliminated the rivets... and just noticed from a photograph on the web.. to good advantage that
what appeared to be a corrugated aluminium surface is actually what appears to be doped fabric... I can fix that without
problem and make it look more realistic...
Just when I thought I had got it... something new happens... lol
But I am at a good point... Eliminated the rivets... and just noticed from a photograph on the web.. to good advantage that
what appeared to be a corrugated aluminium surface is actually what appears to be doped fabric... I can fix that without
problem and make it look more realistic...
Looking good!
Cees
Cees
That was lost in the fold of the book and thus in the scan. Sorry! Thanks Ferry!
Cees
gaucho_59
Charter Member
No problem adding another A... now the dope fabric finish is going to take a little doing... but I'll fix that too...
Should have it a short time...
Carlos
Dutcheeseblend
Blenderer
Looking great Carlos!
Maybe should one of you Cees or Carlos make a solution on this (lower part of the fuselage):
I'd advice to extend the textured part a bit more beyond the unwrap (you understand)
Maybe should one of you Cees or Carlos make a solution on this (lower part of the fuselage):
I'd advice to extend the textured part a bit more beyond the unwrap (you understand
)
Take your time Carlos! The speed with wich you make these textures is mind dazzling! A real artist at work, I knew it!
That's a mapping matter Daan!
Cees
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Carlos,
Can you undo the two extensions on the front of the plane? The tubes that come out of the fuselage? I will model them in the plane itself, but for now these leave a strip on the fuselage that should not be there.
Cees
Can you undo the two extensions on the front of the plane? The tubes that come out of the fuselage? I will model them in the plane itself, but for now these leave a strip on the fuselage that should not be there.
Cees
gaucho_59
Charter Member
Continuing saga of the Fokker XXVI!
A woman's work is never finished... they say in the US... lol
Yes, should not be a problem....
Here is the last improvement... minus the removal of the tubes...
Now it looks more like a doped fabric than corrugated metal... lol
A woman's work is never finished... they say in the US... lol
Yes, should not be a problem....
Here is the last improvement... minus the removal of the tubes...
Now it looks more like a doped fabric than corrugated metal... lol