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An Aluminum Seabee?

falcon409

falcon409

SOH-CM-2025
This might actually end up looking pretty good. This is a WIP shot as I just wanted to see what it looked like in-sim. It has some possibilities if I can somehow "weather" it a bit and add some wear and tear in some places. Boy, wouldn't bump mapping do wonders for something like this? lol
 
I would like to see a yellow one with blue undersides, I'm sure thats the one I saw at water wings when I was a kid!
 
Nice, you should play with the alpha and give it that worn, plated metal look that you see on a goose or P-51
 
Working in reverse is a bit different, everything you want darker. . .make lighter, lol. This'll take a bit to get the way I want but it is interesting.
 
I agree with the concept of starting out with a bare metal skin, painting it and then "chipping" it. When I build/rework a paint kit, I usually start there.
 
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