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Another pic - Helrza - 06.04.2010

Made another pic for my mate in his colours, think i might have the props worked out

If im postin crud, please tell me, dont wanna be spammin the forum

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- Guest - 06.04.2010

I really like it I think I might prefer it though if the 109 was turning away slightly, but otherwise I'm being picky

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- P/O W. 'Moggy' Cattermole - 06.04.2010

.... Is that a Fleet Air Arm 109?! :lol:

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- bodenplatte - 06.04.2010

P/O W. 'Moggy' Cattermole Wrote:.... Is that a Fleet Air Arm 109?! :lol:

LMAO.

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- KG64_Cnopicilin - 06.04.2010

Did you use the green screen or did you cut it out piece by piece?

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- ArcticViper - 06.04.2010

apart from the markings failure, it's very nice, thanks for sharing

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- Helrza - 06.04.2010

lmfaorofl, nah not fleet air arm the markings are on purpose, my mate likes to run with aussie markings on his 109 rofl


cnopicilin... what do u mean by the green screen?

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- max_thehitman - 06.04.2010

LOL Those Aussies are killers in any machine they fly! Very cool, I always love to
fly in the 109 too. I just hope this image will not create some kind of international bad public
relations between the USA and Australia, and Obama decides to declare war on Australia hock: LOL
No. I don

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- KG64_Cnopicilin - 06.04.2010

ArcticViper Wrote:apart from the markings failure, it's very nice, thanks for sharing

Oh yes not I saw it too Not a big mistake in that angle...

The green screen is a mod which turns ground and sky into green and then you can use chroma key to make a vid with some planes in your background, or cut off the green and paste the planes into a picture.

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- Helrza - 06.04.2010

cool didnt know about using green screen or anything like that. I just used the background eraser tool and sample button to take any background colours out, cropped the part of the picture, then duplicated the layer into the sky picture. any little bits that i had missed showed up, and i used the same technique to get rid of the rest of the imperfections on that layer.

Thanks for the tips guys gonna have to make a few more pics i think, but a little more historic

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