Northrop RQ-4 Global Hawk by Kazunori Ito,
Made a change from the norm!
I found this a very good model.
If not suitable Dave please delete.
Roger.
60,000 ft in FSX
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60,000 ft in FSX
Hi,
Northrop RQ-4 Global Hawk by Kazunori Ito,
Made a change from the norm!
I found this a very good model.
If not suitable Dave please delete.
Roger.
Northrop RQ-4 Global Hawk by Kazunori Ito,
Made a change from the norm!
I found this a very good model.
If not suitable Dave please delete.
Roger.
Better to remain silent and be thought a fool than to speak out and remove all doubt.
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DaveB
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Re: 60,000 ft in FSX
If not suitable for what??
I know what you mean
After all these years, Kaz still has problems with his smoothing groups. His models would look a whole pile better if he attacked this one area.
ATB
DaveB
I know what you mean
After all these years, Kaz still has problems with his smoothing groups. His models would look a whole pile better if he attacked this one area.ATB
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Re: 60,000 ft in FSX
Lack of pressure at that a;ltitude is causing it to blow up like a balloon 
Yes, smoothing groups, not difficult if planned properly and it makes all the difference.
Shame, as Mr. Ito's models are otherwise good.
Yes, smoothing groups, not difficult if planned properly and it makes all the difference.
Shame, as Mr. Ito's models are otherwise good.
Garry
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