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Picasso's Palette: Photogenic Aircraft

Postby Clipper » Fri Jul 07, 2006 2:26 pm

I thought we could kick off the week-end with an investigation into what aircraft models you feel fall into the "photogenic" category. There are several highly detailed and superbly modelled planes (helicopters)out there waiting to grace and enhance anyone's screenshots. I think this collection would be particularly handy when choosing an aircraft for any of our upcoming screenshot contests. So don't be shy, let's see what you can come up with. Post a pic or two of your favourite detailed aircraft...I'm at work but when I get home this evening I know just which two I'm going to post..... :)
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Re: Picasso's Palette: Photogenic Aircraft

Postby Ivan » Fri Jul 07, 2006 4:11 pm

Screenshots will follow later

Planes that need specific scenery for the best effect
An-24RV (v2 has a nice VC too)
Tu-114 (VC alone is worth screenshots)
Il-62M (get the Domodedovo repaint)
Russian planes: IL-76 (all standard length ones),  Tu-154 and Il-62, Tu-134 and [url=http://an24.uw.hu/]An-24RV[/ur
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Re: Picasso's Palette: Photogenic Aircraft

Postby Souichiro » Fri Jul 07, 2006 4:55 pm

Actually I think one of the most photogenic planes in fs is the default C-172 in eithere the avalon or the Sekiu paintscheme..

I think that is THE most importanty thing... a proper or really good paintscheme..

I rather Like Ito's lightning..

Also everything which is fully modeled in VC mode is great..

So: Kirks' F-16D series
F-86
Mirage F1

David garwoods Dragon rapide
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Re: Picasso's Palette: Photogenic Aircraft

Postby Clipper » Fri Jul 07, 2006 6:15 pm

Ivan and Soui, some excellent choices. I think this baby deserves some credit as well...Alpha Ciel's Vought Corsair..
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The engine detailing is incredible, will help show off anyones screenshots in a big way..always good for a close up pic or two..
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Here's another combination I think anyone could have a ball (of lightning) with in creating a dramatic screenie..

It's the Bell47 Metal with a brand new lightning package called "'Thunder and Lightning Reality2"...pm me for the links to any one of these eye catchers if interested.. :)

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Re: Picasso's Palette: Photogenic Aircraft

Postby MOUSY » Fri Jul 07, 2006 7:07 pm

My fav photogenic model is DEFNITELY Team FSKBT's F-18. Daisuke and team did such a great job on this model.

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And may I also suggest that in order to keep below the 500k per post limit that we post links to pics instead of the pics themselves? (We're already up to about 200K) If not use really small or poor quality thumbnails since this list might get prettttttyyy long....
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Re: Picasso's Palette: Photogenic Aircraft

Postby Clipper » Fri Jul 07, 2006 7:16 pm

My fav photogenic model is DEFNITELY Team FSKBT's F-18. Daisuke and team did such a great job on this model.

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And may I also suggest that in order to keep below the 500k per post limit that we post links to pics instead of the pics themselves? (We're already up to about 200K) If not use really small or poor quality thumbnails since this list might get prettttttyyy long....



Agreed Mouse, why not thumbnails in the 10-30k range..or just list them as you suggest..
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Re: Picasso's Palette: Photogenic Aircraft

Postby MOUSY » Fri Jul 07, 2006 7:32 pm

I wud suggest 10Ks max, as mine is only 6.5 and it looks gd. Watever is suitable for the mods. :)
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Re: Picasso's Palette: Photogenic Aircraft

Postby Lazerbeak » Fri Jul 07, 2006 8:24 pm

Project Tupolev's Tu-154. It's got a truly payware-quality exterior model, and the VC's no slouch either.

Anything by Samdim Design, some truly amazing models.

Veneaviones' Turbo Commander, very slick craft.

Anything by Kirk Olsson/Milton Shupe/Alpha Bleu Ciel/Erick Cantu/POSKY.

Team FS KBT's B-52. Seldom seen, but it has an unbelievably pretty exterior model that just begs to be photographed.

Those are just a few off the top of my head.
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Re: Picasso's Palette: Photogenic Aircraft

Postby Souichiro » Sat Jul 08, 2006 1:00 am

The KBT  F-18 is very photogenic indeed but only in the warhawks scheme..

The aero commanders both turbo and not ( commanders) are photogenic indeed!

Another one i'd like to mention is the Coral F-15v2 especially with the specialized Japanese af anniversary textures..

For choppers I'd recommend the Bell 412 from hovercontrol.

Also let's not forget the new AH hurricane package..
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Re: Picasso's Palette: Photogenic Aircraft

Postby Sir_Jon » Sat Jul 08, 2006 2:55 am

Edward Cox's photoreal repaint of the MelJet 777 in AA colours.
Some of the Posky and iFDG stuff.
Vistaliners Exterior models (727 and L1011)
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Re: Picasso's Palette: Photogenic Aircraft

Postby killerbunny » Sat Jul 08, 2006 4:59 am

My fav aircraft :)

1.  Mike Stones Sud-est Caravelle
2.  DSB Tornado GR.4
3.  FSDZigns Lockheed L-049A Constellation
4.  IFDG Airbus A318 Babybus

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Re: Picasso's Palette: Photogenic Aircraft

Postby born_2_fly » Sat Jul 08, 2006 1:04 pm

Out of all the most realistic paints out there, I would have to say that Ed Cox's Posky 767-200, in the AA paint is stunning. Seriously detailed.

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Re: Picasso's Palette: Photogenic Aircraft

Postby Harold » Sat Jul 08, 2006 3:28 pm

Anything with a KLM skin ...  ;D ;D ;D
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Re: Picasso's Palette: Photogenic Aircraft

Postby waspiflab » Sun Jul 09, 2006 5:59 am

jetBlue photoreal textures.
Got this at avsim.com
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Re: Picasso's Palette: Photogenic Aircraft

Postby MOUSY » Sun Jul 09, 2006 12:32 pm

Wasp... Thumbnails please.... ;)
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