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Germany, Late 1944

By dingopatagonico,
posted 15 years ago Anthro Artist

that water over the lent of the camera did a great "old" effect... so i just passed the image to black and white X3

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Coyotesiege92 ~coyotesiege92

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15 years ago

very nice indeed x3

dingopatagonico ~dingopatagonico

Anthro Artist

15 years ago

X3 thanks very much!
sadly that same water ruined MANY of the pics of the avenger and ALL the ones of the spit PR XIX

Coyotesiege92 ~coyotesiege92

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15 years ago

how did you get the propeller to spin?

dingopatagonico ~dingopatagonico

Anthro Artist

15 years ago

in my few metallic ones, the wind makes it spin :3
but just in my Zero, Bf-109G-10, alcione, He-177, B-17, B-24 and Lancaster ^^u
and now the avenger too

Coyotesiege92 ~coyotesiege92

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15 years ago

I do have a lot of models that have spinning props...but they have a lot of resistance and don't freely spin.

Only my 1/18th scale Dora 9 can freely spin x3

dingopatagonico ~dingopatagonico

Anthro Artist

15 years ago

usually mines are glued, for security...

but PLEASE take a photo of that plane! the dora is my favorite WW2 fighter!

Coyotesiege92 ~coyotesiege92

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15 years ago

It hangs from my ceiling...lol it's my oldest model...from 2005.

technically the oldest model would be my dad's Spitfire IX...which he built 10 years ago from a parts kit that was dated to 1969 or something