Aeroplane Heaven Helldiver.

Notch I vertical stabilizer

What is the reason for the notch at the bottom of the vertical stabilizer?

Thanks in advance,

Tom
 
THibben said:
What is the reason for the notch at the bottom of the vertical stabilizer?

Thanks in advance,

Tom
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I believe that its related to the rear cockpit fairing. In a closed position the rear canopy blends in with the stabilizer. When the gunner lowers the canopy to raise his weapon, there is a natural gap there. Just a guess. :adoration:
 
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It never fails to amuse me how long people think these things take to make. Release is due next week. That's 8 weeks since the announcement and first clay render of the exterior. Work commenced mid January. Have a wee think about some other productions and see how we stack up on time. I know everyone is anticipating this one but come on guys, seriously?:engel016:
 
bazzar said:
It never fails to amuse me how long people think these things take to make. Release is due next week. That's 8 weeks since the announcement and first clay render of the exterior. Work commenced mid January. Have a wee think about some other productions and see how we stack up on time. I know everyone is anticipating this one but come on guys, seriously?:engel016:
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They're just kidding Baz...we're all happy to wait:engel016:
 
Roger's right Baz - the way to tell if something is going to sell red hot is by the level of heat in the progress thread. It's just established now -

You guys at AH should be proud - seems to me most if not all of your progress threads get to this point usually by page three!
 
Well, yes, we are delighted of course, that people like and want our stuff. We do, however get quite a few unreasonable PMs accusing us of being late etc. I guess that's just the business of development. One answer is, I suppose, to ignore requests for time estimates but I don't think that would be popular either! As Cees quite rightly says, these things tend to be ready when they're ready. I don't think people would thanks us for anything less.:engel016:
 
bazzar said:
Well, yes, we are delighted of course, that people like and want our stuff. We do, however get quite a few unreasonable PMs accusing us of being late etc. I guess that's just the business of development. One answer is, I suppose, to ignore requests for time estimates but I don't think that would be popular either! As Cees quite rightly says, these things tend to be ready when they're ready. I don't think people would thanks us for anything less.:engel016:
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enough chit chat - that Helldiver should have been out already ! lol
 
If that was January from scratch (which I doubt - bought mesh??) that is warp speed in FS time. I take yonks, but it's a hobby fitted in to what spare time I have. Hats off, Baz!
 
It's all we do. It also helps if you don't have a life. 60 - 70 hour weeks are not uncommon here. :engel016:
 
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