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P3D v2 Alouette 3

let me explain that with a picture, once the aircraft is textured.... it will look better but in order to differentiate between the faces of the panels I've given them a slightly different bend ... it still has to be worked on.

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I would really like to thank fsdeveloper member "Douglas Mckay" for the detailed drawings of the Alouette A3 aircraft which helped me with the gear creations ....

heavy WIP;

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If I had more time on hand and I wasn't way into my own Bell 222 project, I would chip in. I can paint a few textures if it helps much :)
 
But fun I guess too :p I'm looking forward on how you tackle it. Using curves for all those tubes, hoses, whatever, can be convenient I think.
 
Dutcheeseblend said:
But fun I guess too :p I'm looking forward on how you tackle it. Using curves for all those tubes, hoses, whatever, can be convenient I think.
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I'll be studying the diagrams of it that I have first... so as to get an idea of what part does what and how much importance does it have accordingly with the visuals.
 
does anybody have detailed diagrams of "Turbomeca Astazou"?

Currently making that and don't have much information about it, if anybody can help me with it, I would be really grateful.

This is what I have made using different pictures until now.....

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Depends on what you want to know, I know a guy who flies Cougars at the Royal Dutch Airforce. And the Cougars are in the same squadron as the Alouettes. I don't know if he's on a mission at this moment though...
 
Roel said:
Depends on what you want to know, I know a guy who flies Cougars at the Royal Dutch Airforce. And the Cougars are in the same squadron as the Alouettes. I don't know if he's on a mission at this moment though...
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Turbomeca Astazou is not fitted on most Alouette 3s, but mostly the ones that navies around the world operate. In general I have seen Artouste fitted onboard most.

Anyway, heres' a preview of how I am going to fit this thing on my helo;

Hardest part is the mid section just behind the filter (Not modeled yet) ....unlike Artouste this has a filter on the front rather than on the sides:
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Overall looks good to me, but I think the exhaust should have a slightly wider diameter towards it's end
 
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