Well, 3 days into production of the Gimli Glider, she is finally in a state of presentableness! Making a 1:1 scale 767 is proving very difficult since Fine Tuner and Overload take forever to boot and actually take my commands. Even after I enter my command, I need to wait about a minute until I can exit (RIP me), and this is on a Galaxy S7. Well, here are some photos.
The picture angle on the tail is a bit weird, so it looks really tall, but it isn't. It's sitting at 160ft long and around 200 parts, mainly thanks to the scaled wings and fuselage. Special thanks to BaconAircraft for making the flaps and QingyuZhou for letting me use his cockpit as a basis for the 767 cockpit!
At the end, she should be around 400 parts. Be warned though, it will take forever to load the level on mobiles.
@TheMutePaper Didn't make it yet, if you want I can do it now while you make the landing gear for the 767.
@EpicPigster1 Btw where is the gunsight on the f-2h2
@TheMutePaper Of course, I'd love for you to do it! I suck at landing gear, so that'd be awesome! I'll tag you in an unlisted post once I finish doing the Air Canada lettering.
Can I do landing gear?
@saturn28 Thx bro!
:D @EpicPigster1
@DisferGoatz @Tang0five Thanks guys, I really appreciate it!
Wow this is looking awesome so far! I do like the effort and time you put into these builds, alas, my iPad will never run this but doesn't mean I can't appreciate the skill!
Looks great!