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Shinpachi's 3D/CGI World
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Night Fighter Nut
Master Sergeant
that is just breath taking. absolutely wonderful Shinpachi San
Aaron Brooks Wolters
Brigadier General
Very nice Shinpachi!
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vikingBerserker
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WOW!
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"Shooter"
Well done! The textures and the surface look very realistic.
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Great work Shinpachi!
Aaron Brooks Wolters
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Different and cool Shinpachi.
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"Shooter"
Your alien makes me think of a crash test dummy. I love the shadowing and textures on the engine.
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You are right, Eric.
About six years ago when I reproduced a Polish insiginia of round shape which was found in a Japanese old document edited in/around 1926, one of my friends said "Hey, that looks like a crash test dummy's marking." His words inspired me such an alien as a joke
As you may know, Mr Orlinski was the first pilot who flew from Poland to Japan.
About six years ago when I reproduced a Polish insiginia of round shape which was found in a Japanese old document edited in/around 1926, one of my friends said "Hey, that looks like a crash test dummy's marking." His words inspired me such an alien as a joke
As you may know, Mr Orlinski was the first pilot who flew from Poland to Japan.
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"Shooter"
Very similar to the markings used today.
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"Shooter"
You're welcome. Here is the marking used today:
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Thanks, Eric. That has reminded me of my old research more clearly.
Well, the strange thing was that the Japanese document tells the marking was a round shape but, as far as I had checked old photos relating to Mr Orlinski's Breguet br19B which was used for his adventure, I could find no round shape but the square as you show. No one could have misidentified the square the round even in 1926 when people were not familiar with aircrafts. That is still my mystery.
Photo credit: Mr Krzysztof Zalewski/Magnum-X
Well, the strange thing was that the Japanese document tells the marking was a round shape but, as far as I had checked old photos relating to Mr Orlinski's Breguet br19B which was used for his adventure, I could find no round shape but the square as you show. No one could have misidentified the square the round even in 1926 when people were not familiar with aircrafts. That is still my mystery.
Photo credit: Mr Krzysztof Zalewski/Magnum-X
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"Shooter"
That's an interesting mystery. I wonder if any of our Polish members have any ideas about this.
vikingBerserker
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Very cool!
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"Shooter"
It's hard to imagine flying any of the pre-WWII planes that distance!
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