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FSX:SE Pilatus PC-12NG

Cirrofoen

Cirrofoen

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Hey guys!
This is my first time entering this community. I have been playing around in FSX a lot lately,
and I have some decent Blender experience, so I have decided to try and model a Pilatus PC-12NG
as a first project to add into FSX. It's one of my favourite turboprops out there.
I'll be posting updates as I progress, however, my experience only goes as far as modelling. Texturing,
baking, animations and uploading to FSX are totally alien to me, so bear with me :)
I hope to have some fun
with this project, and I hope to be able to finish it.

Cheers,
Cirrofoen


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Thanks everyone!

Here's another update on the exterior -
basic shape is pretty much almost done, excluding a few minor portions
such as flap track fairings, lights, antennas, etc.
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