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Chris Sykes
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Lady in White...

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Some edits of the latest Alpha version of the IRIS Vulcan...


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Two Lincolnshire icons, the mighty Vulcan and the tallest construction in the EU, Belmont Tower...
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Over the North Sea, if you can spot the bird you get a cookie...!
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Home Sweet Home, RAF Waddington, touching down with the airbrakes at half...
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The anti-flash white paint scheme never looked that grubby or weathered, did it ? I'm looking forward to this model immensely, but that just doesn't look authentic at all to me. :dunno:

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I think so too Paul

I would have thought to work it needed to be clean and shiny. :think:

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Indeed. Perhaps a more weathered look on a modern '558, rather than the anti-flash white scheme. The smoke could do with a little beefing up aswell, should probably be a bit thicker (in size).

The model looks nice, though!

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Bear in mind the Vulcan is still in Alpha, and an early Alpha at that so is still very much a work in progress, the weathering on the anti-flash white scheme has already been addressed and the smoke will be looked at a bit further into development.

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Re: Lady in White...

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You'll be pleased to know that Andy worked tirelessly last night scrubbing the Vulcan from top to bottom.

[img]http://link%20suspended/flight_simulator/cleanvulcan1.jpg[/img]

[img]http://link%20suspended/flight_simulator/cleanvulcan2.jpg[/img]

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Re: Lady in White...

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Hi,

I agree that in the first shots the Vulcan seems to have been over weathered, but now it appears to have gone completely the other way, under weathered.
I felt that the textures of the PSS/Just Flight Vulcan let the model down as they weren't detailed enough ie.realistic weathering etc so it would be a shame for this one to follow suit.
Model looks really good though, keep up the good work.

Regards

Paul

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Ii's not underweathered now it just bleaching

It does not need weathing......panel deatail and panel shading, that's something else

No doubt the painter will reduce the white as you cannot have pure white in FS

It's normal to continue to make adjustments over a period of time :cpu: but FS has it's limits

Sometimes white that just bleaches in the bright summer Sun or in the Desert looks too grey on a sunny midwinter day in Europe.

So much white just makes that harder to balance, just give him time :)

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Re: Lady in White...

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The second group of pictures are closer to reality. Be assured, I closely studied the Vulcan's anti-flash paint scheme as a 4-year old at Wyton and Gaydon, so I know what I'm talking about! ;-) :lol:

Seriously though, Garry has it...more panel details and lines will probably correct the overall impression on the eye. But that white is definitely more authentic. Well done chaps. :)

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Re: Lady in White...

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I completely agree with the comments but just one minor point, I've never seen a Vulcan that clean underneath (last picture).

Paul

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