It's not about giving feed back, it's about HOW the feed back is given.
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It's not about giving feed back, it's about HOW the feed back is given.
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gajit
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OK then Mud - who above would you say has been rude on this thread? I read it that everyone has just tried to be helpful.
Did I use the word "rude"? No. I read it as being "critical", get the diffrence? There is a thing we have here called a PM, use it if you want to be "helpful". This thread my not be that bad but you know as well as I do that other treads, at other times have been more hurtful than helpful.
To anyone in general: Are you an artist? Have you ever created anything? Then have someone stand there and say something or write something that picks it apart. Do you know what it feels like? What these guys do is art. Most artists develope a thick skin but that still doesn't mean they don't have feelings and passion about what they have created. A PM saying, hey I love what you are doing but I noticed such and such, what do you think? Isn't that more helpful? It is to me!
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gajit
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I face critics every day - "everyone is an expert" Im sure most of us do in our professional life - and from the wife!
Cleartheprop
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Very nice video, thanks! :ernae:
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gajit
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Great work Bruce. :ernae:
skyhawka4m
Charter Member
Outstanding work Bruce!
Do you by chance know if there will be any weapons options? Some of the foreign birds carried wings tanks and was kinda hoping we'd see that option.
Do you by chance know if there will be any weapons options? Some of the foreign birds carried wings tanks and was kinda hoping we'd see that option.
skyhawka4m,
Thank-you, as for your question Deans the man to ask about that, I'm sure he'll answer it when he pops his head in.
Bruce
yes with a load editor, ie release/remove bombs, release/remove fuselage tank will effect the weight of the aircraft in realtime.
OK, but it's so damn blurry how could you tell??.....LOL. Hey, just kidding around and having a laugh about it all......
delta_lima
Charter Member 2015
Outstanding WIP of both the model and paints. Bravo on the excruciating accuracy effort - I love what I see.
Bruce - I love the weathered paints - can't paint the oil stains while you're flying, and flying is what we do here, so some grime is good by me. Yours and Morton's paints really bring FS planes to life, so two huge thumbs up.
Deano - thanks for this model - will put the shekels out for this one, to be sure. Was looking to get FSX soon, and this model is going to push me off the fence - at least as an alternative to my FS1955 install. BTW - I'm all for hard shell helmets - they were standard by around 1950, and certainly at least as an accurate reflection of the headgearn worn by it's USN, RTAF, and FAF pilots time-wise over the entire length of it's operational career - never mind what's most common in today's airshow circuit.
USN H-2 Helmet, 1949. Anyway, if it's a leather/cotton only helmet option, I certainly won't be sweating it.
Looking forward to the progress - this will be a fantastic release.
cheers,
dl
Bruce - I love the weathered paints - can't paint the oil stains while you're flying, and flying is what we do here, so some grime is good by me. Yours and Morton's paints really bring FS planes to life, so two huge thumbs up.
Deano - thanks for this model - will put the shekels out for this one, to be sure. Was looking to get FSX soon, and this model is going to push me off the fence - at least as an alternative to my FS1955 install. BTW - I'm all for hard shell helmets - they were standard by around 1950, and certainly at least as an accurate reflection of the headgearn worn by it's USN, RTAF, and FAF pilots time-wise over the entire length of it's operational career - never mind what's most common in today's airshow circuit.
USN H-2 Helmet, 1949. Anyway, if it's a leather/cotton only helmet option, I certainly won't be sweating it.
Looking forward to the progress - this will be a fantastic release.
cheers,
dl
View attachment 13287View attachment 13286The following shows what a real man looks like sitting in a Bearcat's Cockpit and not the ten year old girl.
Plus as can be seen the canopy slopes too fast.
The canopy on the FS9 French version was more accurate.
Plus as can be seen the canopy slopes too fast.
The canopy on the FS9 French version was more accurate.
It appears to me he has the seat raised, he's sitting on something. Because if he's not, he's going to have a sore neck and a bruise on his head when he closes the canopy.
Wish we could get past this, it's been said over and over..........I'm sure Deano gets it at this point. It's like kicking a dead horse and yelling at it to get up!
Wish we could get past this, it's been said over and over..........I'm sure Deano gets it at this point. It's like kicking a dead horse and yelling at it to get up!