Dutcheeseblend
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Let me guess..... is his first name Pim?
Very well done Daan.
Cheers,
Huub
Spot on, Huub!
Working on the shaping ribs of the rear fuselage section.
Cheers!
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FSX: The 1940 Fokker T.5 bomber released
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Spot on, Huub!
Working on the shaping ribs of the rear fuselage section.
Cheers!
Dutcheeseblend
Blenderer
Correct Huub! He sat on a jumpseat right behind the radio-operator.
Rear fuse (tailgunner) to front. Jumpseat should be just below the curtain.
Oh, can't help teasing
Not (yet) for a simulation model this time, though. Maybe in a later stadium, I'll tell some more. For now, just wanted to show this since I'm proud at the model!
Compared with the T.V the G.1 must be quite easy. I'm amazed to see how much information you were able to gather for this not very well known medium bomber. Compared with the T.V there is much more (accurate) information available for the G.1.
Years ago I didn't expect to see a Fokker D.XXI in FSX, but now I have a complete squadron. The T.V is even more rare, so the fact I will be able to explore one in the (near) future is a miracle. I hope you will keep surprising me with a finished model of the G.1, because so far, most G.1 projects ended unfinished......
Cheers,
Huub
Years ago I didn't expect to see a Fokker D.XXI in FSX, but now I have a complete squadron. The T.V is even more rare, so the fact I will be able to explore one in the (near) future is a miracle. I hope you will keep surprising me with a finished model of the G.1, because so far, most G.1 projects ended unfinished......
Cheers,
Huub
Oh, can't help teasing
Not (yet) for a simulation model this time, though. Maybe in a later stadium, I'll tell some more. For now, just wanted to show this since I'm proud at the model!
Well, now that's a surprise! Looking good Daan!
Cees
Dutcheeseblend
Blenderer
Season greetings
We'll see guys, we'll see...
I remember Huub, talking with you in CRASH back in 2014 while looking at a T.5 scale model, how you suggested to do this bird
In the meanwhile:
From me, Christmas blessings and best wishes for 2019!
We'll see guys, we'll see...
I remember Huub, talking with you in CRASH back in 2014 while looking at a T.5 scale model, how you suggested to do this bird
In the meanwhile:
From me, Christmas blessings and best wishes for 2019!
Dutcheeseblend
Blenderer
Getting into details.
Dutcheeseblend
Blenderer
In the past few weeks, I've added the walking ramp in the rear fuselage.
And I started detailing the tail turret
And I started detailing the tail turret
Dutcheeseblend
Blenderer
Thank you Huub!
I can't help having respect for those guys: just all wood and fabric around you, while defending yourself against a flock of fire-spitting Messerschmitts...
I can't help having respect for those guys: just all wood and fabric around you, while defending yourself against a flock of fire-spitting Messerschmitts...
Dutcheeseblend
Blenderer
Thank you!
Well, I was able to model the gun yoke thanks to someone with the CAD drawings...
Well, I was able to model the gun yoke thanks to someone with the CAD drawings...
Dutcheeseblend
Blenderer
Here we go:
Dutcheeseblend
Blenderer
Yes Huub, it's the real life, I guess. I was on holiday to Israel for a few weeks, were quite busy at difficult projects at work, and so on...
Well, in the meanwhile I got underway with my T.5. I feel like I'm pretty much up-to-date with the progress (altough it's entering the sixth year of development now...).
I modelled the radio-operator's gunner position. It also served as an entrance and escape (fuselage door). The lower hatch was hinged upwards for sticking out a gun.
Cheers!
Well, in the meanwhile I got underway with my T.5. I feel like I'm pretty much up-to-date with the progress (altough it's entering the sixth year of development now...).
I modelled the radio-operator's gunner position. It also served as an entrance and escape (fuselage door). The lower hatch was hinged upwards for sticking out a gun.
Cheers!
Dutcheeseblend
Blenderer
Hi guys,
I feel a little proud and grateful. I've just finished, say, 98% of the modelling work on the interior. Of the leftover parts, 1% won't ever be modelled (that's the freedom I grant myself) and 1% will most likely be encountered during the upcoming processes.
So, for the moment, the model is 'finished'.
Well, the last things have been done on the interior of the fuselage rear section. I added machine gun posts, ammo drums, some other small stuff and, most interestingly, a 'message gutter'. Apparently, one envisioned the marconist to communicate with the tailgunner using a kind of tube post. I do not have any reference of this in the original manual, nor on photographs (only 11 of the fuselage back interior, most of them in wrecked state). The only reason for me to add this feature, is that I found a drawing in the National Archives of this gutter, complete with suspension and mounting instructions. The gutter ran from just behind the marconist's curtain to the tailgunner.
So, a view to the back, from the marconist's position
View forward, from the tailgunner
Guys, thanks for your attention!
Cheers, Daan
I feel a little proud and grateful. I've just finished, say, 98% of the modelling work on the interior. Of the leftover parts, 1% won't ever be modelled (that's the freedom I grant myself) and 1% will most likely be encountered during the upcoming processes.
So, for the moment, the model is 'finished'.
Well, the last things have been done on the interior of the fuselage rear section. I added machine gun posts, ammo drums, some other small stuff and, most interestingly, a 'message gutter'. Apparently, one envisioned the marconist to communicate with the tailgunner using a kind of tube post. I do not have any reference of this in the original manual, nor on photographs (only 11 of the fuselage back interior, most of them in wrecked state). The only reason for me to add this feature, is that I found a drawing in the National Archives of this gutter, complete with suspension and mounting instructions. The gutter ran from just behind the marconist's curtain to the tailgunner.
So, a view to the back, from the marconist's position
View forward, from the tailgunner
Guys, thanks for your attention!
Cheers, Daan