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Jaguar

Postby Splitpin » Tue Sep 08, 2020 8:42 pm

Im really excited about this release from WarThunder ..... I have a bit of work to do before its in my hanger, but it wont be long.
I would love one for P3D , but theres nothing. The last good Jag was way back in 2004 (Alphasim)

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Re: Jaguar

Postby Aharon » Wed Sep 09, 2020 2:09 am

WHOA THAT LOOKS REAL
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Re: Jaguar

Postby Charl » Wed Sep 09, 2020 8:18 am

Well... yes and no.
You get this effect in FS sometimes, the second one in particular looks like a 1/24th scale model!
Never did put my finger on what makes it so.
Nice model and shots though, of another one of those I Can't Believe It's a Half Century Old aircraft
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Re: Jaguar

Postby Splitpin » Sun Sep 13, 2020 7:34 pm

I agree ...some of these models look plastic. I think its a combination of the textures, and maybe the lighting and angle.
I recall a similar comment from you on a P-51 paint in IL-2 ... and "plastic" came to the fore ..I never used it again ;)
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Re: Jaguar

Postby emfrat » Sun Sep 13, 2020 7:41 pm

Splitpin wrote:I agree ...some of these models look plastic. I think its a combination of the textures , and maybe the lighting and angle.

You're right Marty, but I think having nothing in a shot to scale it against contributes. It looks fine in the first pic. Even in AFS2, some ridge lines look like cardboard cut-outs, but a few trees usually fixes that.
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