[noisynoodle]

Seeing Rufus playing with the model plane pics made me think I ought to have a go, so here's an attempt for opinions/suggestions please



--NN

[Petographer]

The plane tilt and everything is right but just flip the image of the plane left to right. Looks Good NN.

[noisynoodle]

Hi Peto,

I think I'm just being dim, but can you clarify what you mean by "flip the image of the plane left to right" please? Do you mean it should appear to fly from the left of the pic rather than the right? :|

--NN

[slejhamer]

The tip of the prop should be outside the frame. Otherwise it's going to have a bit of trouble very soon ...

NICE work though!

[Petographer]

Hi Peto,

Do you mean it should appear to fly from the left of the pic rather than the right? :|

--NN

Yes except keep the tilt in the same direction so that the wing on the left is down and the right is up.

[noisynoodle]

I think this is roughly what you meant, yes? The frame action has for some reason made a narrower frame....I'll have to see if I can get a wider one



Slej...thanks for the comment...it's appreciated....see what you mean abot the prop!!!



Here's another one I made:



--NN

[Petographer]

Yes. I think the angles work better with the landscape this way. I initially meant to have it flipped the way you have it now but to dip the left wing instead of the righ. This works just as well I think.

[noisynoodle]

Thanks! (Trust me to only read half of what you said!).

--NN (Off to watch Star Trek Voyager ).

[shuttertalk]

Nice work NN... looks very cool!

[slejhamer]

Great suggestion on the direction, Peto. Now that I see the fix, it's very obvious.

[Petographer]

Great suggestion on the direction, Peto. Now that I see the fix, it's very obvious.

[Irma]

Very nice work NN. I like it

[noisynoodle]

Thanks Irma!

Think I finally made one that's as per Peto's specification.....which I might add is quite an improvement on my original composition...thanks P



-NN

[shuttertalk]

I like the final result! It really looks good!

The wing out of the edge of the frame is a very nice touch too. And the clouds in the background look stunning!