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Quick Update 11/1

N2056

N2056

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Well, there really is not much left to do. In the course of flight testing I decided that there had to be some sort of pitch trim modeled...but I really had no desire to model the "true" system that consisted of assorted springs & a chunk of hacksaw blade. The easy fix was to enclose the menagerie in a custom cover and add a believable control knob :icon_lol:

I also gave the pilot some cool shades, and mapped the clothing so that you can adjust the colors of the shirt, pants, and shoes.

The last thing I need to do is the fuel system plumbing. If all goes well it will be unleashed in the next week! :d

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Nice specks dude :running:

How many of those gauges did you make by hand?
Regardless, that is a fantastic looking bird!
 
Hey Marlin, I actually modeled every gauge in 3D!

anatolpopov, here is the white paint...

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Robert,
Ya do nice work bud, no doubt about it. This should be a fun ride to be sure. Thanks for all your hard work!
 
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