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Paul Wilson | profile | all galleries >> Everything Else >> 3D Models >> Sopwith Camel (High Detail) tree view | thumbnails | slideshow

Sopwith Camel (High Detail)

This Sopwith Camel model was built in Maya 2011. The skin represents the aircraft flown by Maj. William G.Barker in Villaverla, Italy, in late 1918. As you can see I put a lot of detail into what is under the skin as well.
Sopwith Camel Sopwith Camel Sopwith Camel William Barker - Sopwith Camel - 1918
William Barker - Sopwith Camel - 1918 Clerget 9B engine c. 1917 William Barker - Sopwith Camel - 1918 Sopwith Camel
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Sopwith Camel William Barker - Sopwith Camel - 1918 Sopwith Camel Sopwith Camel
William Barker - Sopwith Camel - 1918 Sopwith Camel Clerget 9B engine c. 1917 William Barker - Sopwith Camel - 1918
Sopwith Camel Sopwith Camel Sopwith Camel hybrid cutaway Sopwith F.1 Camel - Maj. William G Barker

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Jim Coffman17-Jan-2012 15:09
This is a fantastic gallery with awesome detail! Well done....
craig wilson17-Jan-2012 03:17
Paul This is truely outstanding .A piece of art in itself. What are the demensions of this. Craig
Don Cuevas17-Jan-2012 00:35
Mind boggling! V.
Paul Wilson16-Jan-2012 22:57
By the way, all models I build are done with Autodesk Maya.
Paul Wilson16-Jan-2012 22:38
Hi guys. Thanks for the comments. I worked on a flight sim project at one time but the program didn't end up going anywhere. Right now I work as an animator with a small team out of Ogden, UT. The plans for deciphering the Sopwith were freely available through Internet sources. Windsock Publications helped as well (Windsock Datafile 26). Of course lots of photos of original and restored aircraft can be found online as well. Also Model Airways has created a nice model kit for the Camel that basically concerns itself with what I did here (the Model Airways build instructions can be found online). I'll be rebuilding the external skin and then it will be finished. My real pride and joy is the B-17 interior I'm currently building. That should really be nice when finished.
Tom Beech16-Jan-2012 20:03
As I've said before, wish I could to this great 3D work you do Paul... ever do any for flight simulation use?
photo_journey16-Jan-2012 18:43
How did you build this? Where did you find plans?
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