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Maybe some AA to smooth out those jagged edges

Not the best on the last one, maybe some water effects :-/

I agree with Mazza on the Anti-Aliasing point, but I disagree completely on the second.

I don't think I've ever seen an edit like that done before. Some shading on the sand could have been better (shadows and maybe showing where it cut through the sand) but besides that I think it is a fab edit.

I agree with Mazza on the Anti-Aliasing point, but I disagree completely on the second.

I don't think I've ever seen an edit like that done before. Some shading on the sand could have been better (shadows and maybe showing where it cut through the sand) but besides that I think it is a fab edit.

I did not even realize AA was not tunred on. It is now.
Thanks. And you're right, I did not think about showing where the wheel dug in. I told y'all I'm very rusty. And doing edits on aircraft realated is fairly new to me, especially at the level you guys do it. But at least for the time being Paint Shop Pro is working right and I'm getting some much needed practice.

i remember the first picture

ive used that one

i agree AA would be good

but good allround

Ok, got a problem. I've turned AA on, tweaked every setting I can, and I still get jagged lines. Don't know what I'm doing wrong or if it is a problem with my machine. Granted, it's an older machine and has less ram than I'd like, but I can't figure this out. Can anyone offer suggestions as to settings?
Also, can anyone tell me why small private flying boat type aircraft models are so rare. It took me forever to find this Lake 250 and it is the only one of this type I have found.