New Aircraft

[+gterl 1,204]

4 hours ago, JacksonM said:

Ah... Looking is great and what about graphics.... Geezer, on your screenshots everything is much more than "just nice". 

Gents, your work is perfect.

...that's because of the lovely terrains he's using ....LOL, sorry couldn't resist

[+Geezer 3,569]

3 hours ago, gterl said:

...that's because of the lovely terrains he's using ....LOL, sorry couldn't resist

The terrain isn't lovely, its magnificent! 

[JacksonM 74]

LOL

[+gterl 1,204]

...mhhhm nonetheless needs an overhaul (the italian one)

[+Geezer 3,569]

Been busy with Real Life, but managed to start mapping the N 17.

 

 

Edited December 14, 2017 by Geezer

[JacksonM 74]

Certainly, I'm not master of rating, but as for me, this is not bad start.

[Verdun 21]

Spoiler

 

It looks grate, Geezer! :D

[RUSTYMORLEY 162]

3 hours ago, Verdun said:

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It looks grate, Geezer! :D

Same goes for me. Frankly anything you seem to put your hand to comes out looking great Geezer. My thanks for your continued support and input to First Eagles. 

 

I said it before and I will say it again -  you seem to be an aircraft production factory all by yourself.  

Edited December 15, 2017 by RUSTYMORLEY

[+Geezer 3,569]

25 minutes ago, RUSTYMORLEY said:

I said it before and I will say it again -  you seem to be an aircraft production factory all by yourself.  

Actually, you are not far off the mark.  Because the other guys need time to work the many files required for a new aircraft, I am experimenting with filling up a production pipeline with models and half-finished skins.  This gives VonS, Heck, etc time to work at their own speed - I then update the model and artwork based on their feedback.

 

[RUSTYMORLEY 162]

3 hours ago, Geezer said:

Actually, you are not far off the mark.  Because the other guys need time to work the many files required for a new aircraft, I am experimenting with filling up a production pipeline with models and half-finished skins.  This gives VonS, Heck, etc time to work at their own speed - I then update the model and artwork based on their feedback.

 

Well however you manage to do it Geezer, I think we are all grateful for your efforts. Can't wait to try out your Pfalz DIII, one of my favourite WW1 aircraft. Thanks again Geezer, much appreciated.     

[+Geezer 3,569]

You're quite welcome.  I combine my professional knowledge of aircraft and visual design in one hobby, so its a lot of fun for this old geezer.

[JacksonM 74]

Argh... Already second day.

Does anybody know how to fix it?

[+VonS 1,424]

2 hours ago, JacksonM said:

Argh... Already second day.

Does anybody know how to fix it?

I'm assuming that there is a limit to likes that is in place for junior and standard members, about 10 likes per day/24 hrs. if I'm not mistaken.

Happy flying,

Von S

[+Geezer 3,569]

Been working on the N17/24/27 stuff and got the first one - the N27 - into the air.  Furball over France! 

[+Geezer 3,569]

A few more shots.

[JacksonM 74]

Ho-ho! They looks awesome!

[Verdun 21]

Those aircrafts really looks great!!! Both the Pfalz and the Nieuport! :D

[+Geezer 3,569]

Making good progress on the artwork, especially the engine-turned cowling.

[+Geezer 3,569]

Hum a few bars to La Marseillaise while going forth to do battle with the Evil Hun.

 

Edited December 19, 2017 by Geezer

[+Geezer 3,569]

The Nieuport trio:

 

[+gterl 1,204]

Thank you sooo much Geezer...finally I've my own aircraft in a truly awesome quality ...and don't have to play in B-movies any more

 

Edited December 19, 2017 by gterl

[+Geezer 3,569]

LOL!

[+Geezer 3,569]

We are also experimenting with improved pilots.  Shot of first test batch below.  Odd numbered pilots have a "normal" scarf.  Even numbered pilots have a winter scarf.  Per VonS' suggestion, the torsos are somewhat narrow so they will fit in all existing aircraft.

Edited December 23, 2017 by Geezer

[+Geezer 3,569]

Got the N17 working ingame.

 

Edited December 23, 2017 by Geezer

[Sky High 166]

My goodness, Geezer, these are of such a high standard. I am struggling for words. All this work deserves to be known to so many more than is the case. Thank you.