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I've bought 2 3d prints of this at shapeways. it's my very first color print, I hope it gets good since it's a rather small print, lenght is 8,8cm. I look forward to play with it^.^
I've done some retouch at the texture so it's not exactly as it shows, but I won't spam clone images on here.
you can buy one on shapeways. search for mecha fighter to find it. or go to www.shapeways.com/shops/indastria
I always wondered what the thickening of this type's tail was. Now I know. It is just a piece of sheet metal.
National Aviation Day, August 19! Although I took these pictures in Dayton, OH almost 2 months ago, today is the day!
Another build inspired by inthert
Wings were built from these instructions.
Cockpit inspired by by these builds
I did change up what I think they were doing on the inside to add some strength.
F32 T-12 Beast is a mobile weapons platform. Equipped with hover technology, it has an advatage over regular space fighters in that it can fly within planets upper atmospheres.
The J-17c Terminator (NATO reporting name: Firefish) is a multirole fighter designed by Steitzer-Hattori Aviation. The Terminator was among the first weapon systems that South Mirthan produced indigenously, replacing soviet Mig-21,23,27 and 29 fighters as the go-to multirole platform for the South Mirthanese Air Force. The Terminator is capable of using nearly all weapons in the Air Force's inventory, including air-to-air missiles, anti-tank missiles and stand-off cruise missiles. as well as laser guided, GPS guided, and unguided bombs
This is my character from a Dungeons & Dragons campaign. He's a dwarf runepriest and paladin. I didn't spend much time on this figure, other than swapping out an axe for a sword. I might revisit it later to add some details, but I had a bunch of figures to get ready for a campaign so I chose mine of the bunch to speed through. This is a Reaper model.
Our first semi-organized fighter practice, in Shazhou Park, Zhangjiagang, China. We had 4 fighters and many curious spectators. Having no armor, the best we could do was boffers and motorcycle helmets, but it was enough to get my fighting fix. For today, anyway.
TVNZ are staging a World War II dogfight re-enactment (Sunday 11 April, from 1pm) in Mission Bay, Auckland in honour of the epic new TV ONE miniseries, The Pacific, produced by Tom Hanks, Steven Spielberg and Gary Goetzman, the production team behind the award-winning miniseries Band Of Brothers.
Watch as a real New Zealand Kittyhawk takes on two Japanese fighter planes and enjoy the spectacle that ensues.
Things that I found online to use for inspiration and thought I would share. Again, these are not mine! If I knew how to backtrack the creators not listed to give them credit I would. I hope that you enjoy!
RAAF Mirage 3 fighters and trainers at Whyalla docks waiting to be loaded for shipping to Pakistan in 1990. All photos by my great mate Danny Tanner of Adelaide
Our first semi-organized fighter practice, in Shazhou Park, Zhangjiagang, China. We had 4 fighters and many curious spectators. Having no armor, the best we could do was boffers and motorcycle helmets, but it was enough to get my fighting fix. For today, anyway.
The J-17c Terminator (NATO reporting name: Firefish) is a multirole fighter designed by Steitzer-Hattori Aviation. The Terminator was among the first weapon systems that South Mirthan produced indigenously, replacing soviet Mig-21,23,27 and 29 fighters as the go-to multirole platform for the South Mirthanese Air Force. The Terminator is capable of using nearly all weapons in the Air Force's inventory, including air-to-air missiles, anti-tank missiles and stand-off cruise missiles. as well as laser guided, GPS guided, and unguided bombs