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Quick introduction

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Hello everyone.

I just wanted to stop in an introduce myself.

I have been developing for FS on a very limited basis since FS2000. I have always done very minor changes and tweaks, but I am starting to get involved more and starting to learn some 3D modeling.

Below is my first project, a Cessna 421A:

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I have learned a lot through trial and error, as well as some of the fantastic tutorials you guys have made available. Still having loads of fun with trying to cut out windows though :)

Wesley Wood
 
Yes it is. I want to work in Gmax but the tools are not exactly intuitive enough for me at this point. Still learning
 
Welcome aboard, Wesley ...


Aahhh there's just something endearing about silver on black modelling ....
 
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