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Guess that Engine

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Good-day folks,

There's some pretty exciting news for the FS community, currently in the works. I'll be sharing an announcement quite soon...

But while we wait, here's the first clue;

Guess that engine!

This is a screen capture of a blender model that I've just created, and UV mapped. I was comparing a few drawings...ahh..it's close enough. It will be complimenting a MAX built payware aircraft for FSX. The aircraft is being finished out this next couple of weeks, in Blender. (Thanks to the excellent service here at FSDev!)

- Take a stab at naming this!
+1 For having a knowledge of the propeller design.

- Joseph
 

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It's a Le Rhône 9C and if fitted to a Sopwith Pup, used a Lang propeller. I don't smoke... but I'm glad the model is complimenting a Max model: good manners are unhappily rare these days
 
Getting a little closer with the AO, and some texturing.

Next step will be adding FSX material parameters for diffuse/spec and alphas. Maybe a little weathering. :)

- Joseph

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Thanks for the comments. The individual rockers/springs and such won't be animated (Though they could be...) because they are essentially hidden from most views anyway, on this model. However the engine as a whole will be quite convincing. :)

The model is a Nieuport 17, for FSX.

I have taken a joint-partnership with Vertigo Studios, to take their projects on to completion. On the roster is the Mosquito, T-33, and B-25. Each of these will be finished out in Blender.
They made official announcement of it today.

This Nieuport is the first on the list, and having just started, I should say we're coming along nicely!

- Joseph

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The seam is actually on a UV division. One of those little things that I still get to play with, after the import.

- Joseph
 
Thanks for the support fellas, it's certainly not possible without you all!

It will certainly be exciting as this begins to progress. I've only had the model for a week, and this is the first export.

- Joseph
 
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