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Re: Hs132 Jet Divebomber Resource
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lugnet.build.military
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Sun, 23 Dec 2001 10:27:16 GMT
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In lugnet.build.military, Lindsay Frederick Braun writes:
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> Gary and all, sorry to redirect this thread a bit, but I thought I
> should share:
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> In lugnet.build.military, Gary Thomas writes:
> > In lugnet.build.military, Lindsay Frederick Braun writes:
> > > Hmmm...I'll have to take a look at it and see about building my own.
> > > Actually, the Luftwaffe projects on my drawing board are the He162 and
> > > the Hs132A--the jet divebomber where the pilot lay prone (prototypes
> > > only, naturally).
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> > I love that plane (the Hs 132) - can't wait to see it.
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> The glazed nose is still an issue I haven't gotten around--all
> of my solutions just screw with the proportions a little too much.
Are you using an A-Wing canopy? Seems like it would look fairly close. I
guess it depends on how everything else is scaled though.
Please post some shots whenever you get a chance though, I'm interested in
how you handle the engine and tailplanes.
> But I have found some excellent CGI renders of the Hs132; you
> might want to look at this. For German X-planes, there seems
> to be a large following of hobbyists devoted to rendering them
> photorealistically:
The site's awesome, gives me tons of inspiration.
Thanks,
Gary
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> http://visi.net/~djohnson/mmart/mm132.html
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> It's beautiful, really.
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> best
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> LFB
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