It's time to finalize the Loire 210
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DennyA
SOH-CM-2023
Gaston,
Just chiming in to say I've really enjoyed your planes, and I'm very much looking forward to this one! One of the things I love about flight simulator is to be able to experience the history of flight, and you've tackled some interesting subjects I was barely aware of. Please know that there are many of us out who are excited every time you release something new, and if we forget to acknowledge it it's because we're so busy exploring the skies of France in them!
Just chiming in to say I've really enjoyed your planes, and I'm very much looking forward to this one! One of the things I love about flight simulator is to be able to experience the history of flight, and you've tackled some interesting subjects I was barely aware of. Please know that there are many of us out who are excited every time you release something new, and if we forget to acknowledge it it's because we're so busy exploring the skies of France in them!
delta_lima
Charter Member 2015
Those VC instruments look delightful.
This project reminds me of the best part of Tintin stories I enjoyed as a kid ... the old retro airplanes! The L 210 will be perfect for finding the "Shooting Star" ....
Looking forward to this.
dl
This project reminds me of the best part of Tintin stories I enjoyed as a kid ... the old retro airplanes! The L 210 will be perfect for finding the "Shooting Star" ....
Looking forward to this.
dl
gastonj
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Hi,
Finally, the end of the trip (in hell) and in a few days I will return to the virtual hangar this model where it can take all the dust. Some views of the "prototype" model under FSX and P3DV4 to compare. It will be the last FSX model, I started it some time ago with Gmax and with the instability of this software, I had a lot of trouble finishing it. No one will take me back.
First the CV (all gauges 3D)
spot view
Front view (FSX)
I will publish it if there is an interest because I can do without doing a minimum of documentation (lol)!
JMC
Finally, the end of the trip (in hell) and in a few days I will return to the virtual hangar this model where it can take all the dust. Some views of the "prototype" model under FSX and P3DV4 to compare. It will be the last FSX model, I started it some time ago with Gmax and with the instability of this software, I had a lot of trouble finishing it. No one will take me back.
First the CV (all gauges 3D)
spot view
Front view (FSX)
I will publish it if there is an interest because I can do without doing a minimum of documentation (lol)!
JMC
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This one will be in my hangar for sure! Great looking plane!
Cees
Cees
gastonj
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Hello,
Overwhelming (lol)! There are some people who are interested in my little things while in France it is general indifference. I will therefore make a notice translated into English with my google friend. Huub you misunderstood me, this is the "last FSX" model. I go to P3DV4.5 with Blender 2.8, Gmax makes me suffer too much and it's not really easy to develop with for P3D. I still have the MS225 on the table!
The Loire 210 was a model started 2 years ago (maybe more) under Gmax and I wanted to finish it without converting it to Blender.
JMC
Overwhelming (lol)! There are some people who are interested in my little things while in France it is general indifference. I will therefore make a notice translated into English with my google friend. Huub you misunderstood me, this is the "last FSX" model. I go to P3DV4.5 with Blender 2.8, Gmax makes me suffer too much and it's not really easy to develop with for P3D. I still have the MS225 on the table!
The Loire 210 was a model started 2 years ago (maybe more) under Gmax and I wanted to finish it without converting it to Blender.
JMC
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FlyingsCool
SOH-CM-2019
And you have answered my question.. whatchya movin' too?... Blender
I've been working with solid modelers since 1988. I've been trying to get a handle on GMax since FSX came out, albeit half heartedly and only occasionally, but still, I could never figure that thing out enough to work fluidly. I can delete surfaces, I even found a program which allowed me to convert STEP models into GMax format, but it's just so difficult for me to figure out how to do the simplest things. Looks like I'm on my way to try out Blender.
Thank you for sharing your fine work, it's beautiful.
I've been working with solid modelers since 1988. I've been trying to get a handle on GMax since FSX came out, albeit half heartedly and only occasionally, but still, I could never figure that thing out enough to work fluidly. I can delete surfaces, I even found a program which allowed me to convert STEP models into GMax format, but it's just so difficult for me to figure out how to do the simplest things. Looks like I'm on my way to try out Blender.
Thank you for sharing your fine work, it's beautiful.
Bonjour Gaston,
Non, ne t'inquiète pas il y a de l'intérêt aussi chez nous, comme d'hab il y a beaucoup qui regardent avec grand intérêt mais peu qui s'expriment. Une réserve qui peut surprendre ceux qui ne connaissent pas bien mais pourtant tout à fait réelle dans ce domaine.
Donc fonce, tu verras le nombre de chargement!
Et merci pour ton magnifique boulot! (Dewoitine etc... inclus)
Non, ne t'inquiète pas il y a de l'intérêt aussi chez nous, comme d'hab il y a beaucoup qui regardent avec grand intérêt mais peu qui s'expriment. Une réserve qui peut surprendre ceux qui ne connaissent pas bien mais pourtant tout à fait réelle dans ce domaine.
Donc fonce, tu verras le nombre de chargement!
Et merci pour ton magnifique boulot! (Dewoitine etc... inclus)
gastonj
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Hello,
Some news! The model will be soon out of the workshop, the flight model is waiting some improvements but there is a new texture and a documentation in english language. The peculiarities of the French models of this time will be easier to access to the greatest number.
These images show an aircraft from the " Groupement d'hydravions de chasse N°1" de Toulon en 1938 (sea-plane fighter aviation group, military harbor in the mediterranean sea).
JMC
Some news! The model will be soon out of the workshop, the flight model is waiting some improvements but there is a new texture and a documentation in english language. The peculiarities of the French models of this time will be easier to access to the greatest number.
These images show an aircraft from the " Groupement d'hydravions de chasse N°1" de Toulon en 1938 (sea-plane fighter aviation group, military harbor in the mediterranean sea).
JMC
