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P3D v2 Alouette 3

mskhan1991

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I don't know, does this look like a good idea? ;)

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Magnus

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Of course it would be a nice idea. But on the other hand, your asian/pakistani scenerys are much appreciated as well. I think the lack of nice asian scenerys is way higher than the lack of nice helicopters, and scenerys are made faster as well! So I'd love to see you joining scenery business again as well! Think about it ;) :D
 
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Magnus said:
Of course it would be a nice idea. But on the other hand, your asian/pakistani scenerys are much appreciated as well. I think the lack of nice asian scenerys is way higher than the lack of nice helicopters, and scenerys are made faster as well! So I'd love to see you joining scenery business again as well! Think about it ;) :D
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Thanks for the wonderful words but after Mushshak this is just a side project for fun. If it turns out good it will be payware otherwise you guys can look out for a nice freeware ;)
 
Dutcheeseblend

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Well, an Alouette is very nice indeed! We have them in our Airforce since the days of the first sword :D
 
mskhan1991

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Here it is from 3ds max 7, that fuselage is quite difficult to model, i think i'll settle for this ....

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BTW if anybody wants to volunteer for this project ... textures, VC, flight dynamics, anything? send me a PM
 
mskhan1991

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TiAr said:
Maybe I am wrong, but Peter Salzgeber is working on a native Payware Alouette III since many, many months. A second one is on it´s way in France http://www.pilote-virtuel.com/viewtopic.php?id=61326

But I have no furter details about project Status.

Thomas
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Peter's alouette was supposed to be released in April, 2010 .... saddly it never came out ... And I think it'll be OK to have more than one option. But I really wanted Peter's Alouette to come out :(
 
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Based on the modeling work and the texture quality of your Saab MFI-17, I think it is an awesome idea!!
 
Hughes-MDflyer4

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mskhan1991 said:
Here it is from 3ds max 7, that fuselage is quite difficult to model, i think i'll settle for this ....

BTW if anybody wants to volunteer for this project ... textures, VC, flight dynamics, anything? send me a PM
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Lookin' good! I can help out with the flight dynamics if you need. I could potentially help with other texture/material related stuff, but my time is sort of limited. Depends on the task. ;)
 
mskhan1991

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Hughes-MDflyer4 said:
Lookin' good! I can help out with the flight dynamics if you need. I could potentially help with other texture/material related stuff, but my time is sort of limited. Depends on the task. ;)
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Cool I think flight dynamics for this rotory aircraft would be awesome. Let's wait for the project to proceed further.
 
mskhan1991

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Hey guys, I need reference pictures for alouette 3, the main gear and the nose gear assembly is currently required, along with close up shots of the rotor+engine and the tail rotor assembly!
 
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Not sure if these ones are good enough for what you want but figured it was worth the shot
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Looking forward for this!
 
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Hello,

I found the following technical and modelling images which may help. They show close up details of the specific components requested.

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikiped..._Sud_Aviation_SA-316_Alouette_III_pic-007.JPG

http://www.saairforce.co.za/forum/viewtopic.php?t=7185

http://www.b-domke.de/AviationImages/Rotorhead/Images/0555.jpg

http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Aerospatiale_SA-319_Alouette_III-Heckrotor-DSC_4871w.jpg

https://eshop.hobbyart.sk:4443/modeltalking/?p=5367

Hopefully the above links help with your specific resource request.

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Dutcheeseblend

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Nice (as always)!

Just a question: how detailed will the surface of your model be? As can be observed from the photographs, there's a lot 'big bumpiness' at the fuselage, so I was wondering how far you would go with mesh modelling or bumpmapping instead.

Thumbs up for recreating this bird! It just keeps living on (for 50 years already in the Netherlands) ;)
 
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