Share Your Pics and Videos for the Live Show

[James]

Looked pretty darn good to me! Nice to see a new location occasionally

[Airguardian]

Love that inverted high alpha. Great video as always! :punch:

Thanks James!
The Raptor just makes it too easy... so I abuse it, hahaha!


New video, BTW:
These flights may not be as crazy as usual but was flying at an event and the field is a bit tricky to fly at (lots of turbulence, runway constrained with obstacles at the headers) but it's still always cool to fly musical shows in front of people... :D

[James]

Love that inverted high alpha. Great video as always! :punch:

[Airguardian]

[SgtRay]

Opening of the National Model Aviation Day! And on this years event 3 clubs got together and flew as one. The Alamogordo R/C club, my club the El Paso radio controllers, and our host, the Mesilla Valley Model Aircraft Club in Las Cruces NM. Also this year even RedBeard came down from Albuquerque to plant the flag from his club in the great north. I Think you may like these 2 for the live show. Both are flown by my friend RedBeard.

[Airguardian]

[Airguardian]

[Airguardian]

How to properly butcher a landing... and then save it!

[paulrkytek]

Thanks for all the nice comments guys, glad you like my little Gripen mod...

The colour scheme makes it look like a different plane and really suits the Gripen

[WarbirdFan66]

Thanks for all the nice comments guys, glad you like my little Gripen mod...

[Hugh Wiedman]

And here my latest mod, Freewings JAS-39 Gripen, or my version of it, in her new swedish camo scheme...:pop

That's exception work WarbirdFan66!!!! Your cockpit and pilot work is fantabulous! Not a huge fan of the stock Gripen livery, but this one knocks it outta the park! :clap:

[Elbee]

WarbirdFan66, Beautiful work, Sir. Bravo Zulu. Best, LB

[Airguardian]

Nice job!

[WarbirdFan66]

And here my latest mod, Freewings JAS-39 Gripen, or my version of it, in her new swedish camo scheme...:pop

[Airguardian]

This jet is the flying equivalent to Sauron's Ring of Power, lol.

[Airguardian]

[Airguardian]

This jet is so OP...

:star_struck:

[Airguardian]

[paulrkytek]

I would agree. I think if you're into modeling, you need to visit air museums as much as you can. Those prized museum pieces of previously working aircraft usually show how dirty, dingy, worked on, those older planes looked in real-life. And the paint usually looks like a human with minimal interest is painting performed the work. Even the newer fighter jets don't have a showroom look to them. Unless of course they are part of a demonstration team, where everything gets buffed and polished, even the wheel chocks.

Thanks for the tips Paul! I've avoided my silver planes, just not really knowing how to approach weathering or painting on them. This opens the door!

Go for it San, if you make a mistake or put too much on just use soft eraser or isopropyl rubbing alcohol to correct. The graphite also polishes up the more you rub it and blends in to the silver . You can also build up the darkness, you just need a gentle touch . As Mies van der Rohe said, less is more .

[SanExup]

I would agree. I think if you're into modeling, you need to visit air museums as much as you can. Those prized museum pieces of previously working aircraft usually show how dirty, dingy, worked on, those older planes looked in real-life. And the paint usually looks like a human with minimal interest is painting performed the work. Even the newer fighter jets don't have a showroom look to them. Unless of course they are part of a demonstration team, where everything gets buffed and polished, even the wheel chocks.

Thanks for the tips Paul! I've avoided my silver planes, just not really knowing how to approach weathering or painting on them. This opens the door!