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Thanks for the heads up

Thank you swambast for your feedback. the head and the helmet is about 2000 poly. with the rest of the model I will try to make it around 5000 or less.

The head and the helmet are completed with my friend from work as a pilot.

I like the skin colors too

Happy New Year to everyone.

another video with full instruction MiG-15 takeoff from Runway 2, KSAF, NM, USA"

Thank you very much for your detailed explanation of the solution to my problem. It saved me a lot of time and effort trying to position the pilot. And I extend my thanks to all those that also posted on this topic.

you are absolutely correct.

The U.S. Navy has confirmed that "multiple" small Iranian boats running alongside the Nimitz class aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln and other ships from her strike group as she sailed through Strait of Hormuz into the Gulf of Oman earlier this month, as seen in commercial satellite imagery. The service has rejected reports that any of the Iranian craft harassed or otherwise acted provocatively toward the carrier, saying the activity was within "normal behavior patterns." Still, the image of 18 small boats in very close proximity to Lincoln and her escorts is eye-opening and a stark reminder of the inherent risks of each transit through the Strait. A PlanetScope satellite belonging to private satellite imagery firm Planet Labs, part of a constellation that takes images of much of the Earth every day, caught Lincoln making the transit out of the Persian Gulf by way of the Strait of Hormuz on Dec. 4, 2019. The image circulated for days in various formats on social media, causing considerable debate within the open-source intelligence community about what exactly was going on in the frame. Some media outlets, including in Iran, picked up on the narrative that the IRGC had "harassed," or at least "escorted," the Carrier Strike Group out of the Strait in a successful challenge to the United States amid a new spike in tensions between the two countries. We can now put this debate to rest. "During the transit, multiple Iranian vessels followed the U.S. ships through the strait," U.S. Navy Commander Joshua Frey, a public affairs officer for U.S. Naval Forces Central Command (NAVCENT), told the War Zone in an Email. "Their activity was within normal behavior patterns for Iran and did not threaten the Abe [Abraham Lincoln] strike group." The satellite image shows what could be as many as 18 boats following Lincoln around 20 miles northwest of Oman's Musandam Peninsula and some 30 miles from Iran's Qeshm Island. Read the full story

Okay This is the head of the new pilot it is my photo when I was younger along time ago lol. I used a software that takes your 2 side photos and the front one and with some tweaking that what you get. after I complete the pilot body and anyone wants to be in the pilot seat just send me your photos.

Many thanks, tiopilotos

Hi, russouk2004, did you consider making the BAC Jet Provost T.Mk5? that would be a nice addition to the UK models jet that you have been making.