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War Plane done with Carrara and photoshop, enjoy!!
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:iconpisorg:
dude its perfect..
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:iconnemapovratka:
i don't see a spitfire on this pic... maybe you could tell me which mk is this one
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~phantomx2 Mar 10, 2008  Professional Digital Artist
It's behind the clouds....

I know this is not really a spitfire but it's a plane based on it with different paint
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:iconnemapovratka:
i'm asking becouse the nose and the cockpit are anything but a spitfire this looks more like a mig-3 or a lavochkin
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~phantomx2 Mar 11, 2008  Professional Digital Artist
humm maybe, I don't know much in planes. anyway I'll change the title of the image if people complain too much about it's not a spitfire
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:iconnemapovratka:
the picture is great and i like it but i asked couse there are so many versions of the spitfire
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~phantomx2 Mar 12, 2008  Professional Digital Artist
Thanks! but I didn't know that :O
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:icononehellcat:
Very good. I'd have to go with what the guys above said. Yes there were American Spits, yes there were shark nosed spits, though those were in the Royal Australian Air Force. Anyway, I can be nitpicky about things, but your 3D work is well done, I know how difficult it can be.
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~phantomx2 Feb 7, 2008  Professional Digital Artist
Thanks, I know about my historical mistake, I never been good in history... hehe however thanks for the tip and comment!
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~darkknightbatfan Oct 31, 2007  Hobbyist General Artist
It's excellently rendered, save for a major historical innacuracy; Spitfires were used by the British, and these have American markings and details on the nose.
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