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1/48 VF1 Recast


jadefalconguard

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Thanks for the feedback guys. Here's the first attempt at the diorama. Still very basic, some psoing around. The black line denotes where the 'prep' area begins.

The main idea will be to build up a backpart also and maybe some lighting ;)

If someone got some good idea's, let'm come please :lol:

edit : forgot the pic...again :rolleyes:

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Be sure to cut notches in the side of the munitions trailer to allow for the jammer lift table to actually get under the munition. Have someone walking alongside the end of the bomb with their hand on it, No munition that size is transported alone on a jammer. Move the tow tractor closer to the nose area of the aircraft so it can be associated with its job. Also move the -60 cart from the tail to near the nose or make it look like its being pushed by 2 people minimum. Organize it like that and the scene will look a lot better, Its how its done in the real world :D;) . Also add a person working on the bomb rack your bomb will be going to.

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Youd be suprised. The nose is usually where all the power hookups are and most of the electronics are too. Unless there is engine maintenance going on nothing happens around the tail. Your hydraulic cart is in a good place though. Another note ,while traveling the bomb wont be above shoulder height and will have a binding strap over it to assist in keeping it from falling off the table.

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Allright, work started on the backplate for the diorama. Got a wooden groundplate wich is good for the metal tie down points and large enough to fit the complete dio.

Here's an overview shot wich shows the difference in the lay out :

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here are two detail shots on the still bare backplate. Just the large details. Some leftover pieces from the scrapbox will be used to fill it up :

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