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A-10a Thunderbolt Ii (standing)


uploaded by alfredix 6 months ago

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Uploaded by alfredix 25/04/2009 22:41:00

This is a 1:35 Scale model of a A-10A Thunderbolt II (nickname: Warthog).
If you want to read more about the aircraft see here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A-10_Thunderbolt_II

You can see the progress of the design in my web albums: http://picasaweb.google.com/alfredeix/A10?feat=directlink

This version is the standing version. Enjoy :)



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sady2
sady2 wrote...
6 months ago

the newest thunderbolt is A10C,and has a computer specially for the avenger cannon,and dozens of secondary weapons.this hog is a bit older,but,despite i never liked too much the jets,this is one of my favourites




dswavely
dswavely wrote...
6 months ago

Congratulations alfredix! Your model has been included in the 26th weekly Top 10 models blog with pictures and links to your model.

Go to http://www.3dvia.com/blog/3dvia-top-10-models-026/ to check it out!




smike
smike wrote...
6 months ago

TOTALLY COOL aircraft when looking at Alfredix model and not the real one since his amazing details is so clear..

where do you get so good research matriel to get the details so close.




alfredix
alfredix wrote...
6 months ago

Hi Smike, thanks for your kind words. Usually I buy 1:35 plastic model kits. In this scale the details are good enough to really copy them into 3D model.




Mr_Planet
Mr_Planet wrote...
5 months ago

Do you use blueprints to make your aircrafts? I use blueprints but that is because SketchUp has a scale tool with nodes that can deform.




alfredix
alfredix wrote...
5 months ago

no I use 1:35 plastic kits and then I measure the parts. Some are aonly available as 1:48 plastic kit, so they have to be scaled to 1:35 (aprox). Planes and helicopters are usually available in1:32, whereas tanks and trucks are available in 1:35. So the 3D models are somewhere inbetween :)

you said, you use blueprints. where do get those from?




Mr_Planet
Mr_Planet wrote...
5 months ago

http://www.the-blueprints.com/blueprints/

Great site for blueprints.




alfredix
alfredix wrote...
5 months ago

Thank you Mr. Planet. I think that is a great source, when it comes to a few details that might not be available on the plastic models :)




atonal1085
atonal1085 wrote...
5 months ago

what a beautiful model.




ruslan547
ruslan547 wrote...
4 months ago

cant belive how u make these things?!





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