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Paul Wilson | profile | all galleries >> Everything Else >> 3D Models >> A-10C Extreme tree view | thumbnails | slideshow

A-10C Extreme

Here is a 3D model of an A-10C I built in Maya 2011. This is a complete model with a nice cockpit, engine, and GAU Gatling gun. The engine and landing gear were built by other members of our team. I built everything else. At the bottom of this page can be found some comprehensive layout and cutaway pages using this model.

UPDATE: new image put up on Nov. 27, 2013.
A-10C A-10C with maintenance hatches open completed cockpit A-10C
completed cockpit A-10C fuselage interior A-10C A-10C with Gatling gun
A-10C completed cockpit A-10C GE Engine
completed cockpit A-10C with engine A-10C and gun completed cockpit
A-10C completed cockpit Ejection Seat A-10C and movable control surfaces
A-10C and front nose gear well A-10C Gatling gun completed cockpit A-10 Fuselage Interior
completed cockpit A-10C with maintenance hatches open A-10C A-10C
A-10C completed cockpit A-10C completed cockpit
Ejection Seat GE Engine A-10C nose gear well A-10C
A-10C fuselage interior completed cockpit Ejection Seat completed cockpit
A-10C A-10C Cutaway A-10C Layout Cutaway Page A-10C Layout Page 2

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Hugh Stockton28-Aug-2013 19:37
the images are excellent, but the work on the model is amazing - very well done.
Paul Wilson22-Nov-2012 02:59
Thanks Tom!
Tom Beech21-Nov-2012 22:53
Oh yeah, cockpit is a treat for the eyes, makes me want to flip some switches and push some buttons, very well done once again Paul
Tom Beech15-Sep-2012 15:23
Cockpit is looking so nice! Can't wait to see the textures applied...
Guest 17-Aug-2012 02:47
Incredible work!!
Paul Wilson13-Aug-2012 05:28
Thanks Tom. We should have this all done in a month or two.
Tom Beech12-Aug-2012 19:54
Super nice Paul! Will be watching for the improvements to post....
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