WANT TO MODEL A HELICOPTER. NEED HELP FINDING BLUEPRINTS!!
Hello to all SM members!
I am Gautam from India.:bow: Actually i am planning to model a full fledged carrier cum fighter helicopter for my new project in which some commandos will come down from the heli (through ropes) and will take their positions on the ground. SO i need an exact reference image/blue print, so that i can start off with my modelling. Also, if anyone can suggest as to which heli would be suitable for this purpose?? i mean if the heli is going to carry commandos, it surely wont be having doors on either sides, so i cant have something like apache or comanche. waiting for ur helpfull replies, Gautam. |
well....um.. simplymaya has an apache video tutorial. and also a texturing and animating tutorial for it. you could do that i guess. heres a link
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There is an apache tutorial, but if you don't want to/can't pay for points or model off a tutorial, then I suggest modeling a Sikorsky UH-60L BlackHawk, the US' leading combat helicopter (assuming these are american troops you're animating). It has loads of variations, including the infamous PaveHawk. Being a bit of a BlackHawk fan myself, I tried to model one once, but I really sucked at it (did I mention I'm a nooooooob?) anyway, here are a few things that, to an ace modeler, MIGHT be helpful.... http://www.riseacadets.org/images/uh60.gif
http://www.tpub.com/content/chhelico...50-23_41_1.jpg http://www.inetres.com/gp/military/a...UH-60A_dim.gif If you want to try a blackhawk, try googling 'UH-60" Blackhawk" "pave hawk" "sikorsky blackhawk" "sikorsky UH-60" etc. Also, try this site... http://www.inetres.com/gp/military/ar/rotor/UH-60A.html |
Thanks a lot for the valuable reply buddy! THose ref. are extremely informative. :attn:
I went through the site, and after reviewing all the heli-references, i shortlisted 2 of them which suits the situation of my project, CH-46 SEA KNIGHT , UH-60A BLACK HAWK The seaknight is best suited coz it can carry quite lots of troops becoz of its size. And the UH-60A (as also rrecommended by you) is good becoz of its futuristic design and ability to carry troops. Anyway, u have any more good sites with very detailed precise references of military vehicles, soldiers, and guns??? Do reply back soon. Thanks, Peace, Gautam. (India) |
Another good way to do it is go out and buy a plastic model and build it then Photograph it. You will get a pretty good reference and the best part is you can physically look at the model.
Cheers Paul |
the Ch 46 woudltn be used for Combat drops like you're talking about,if i understand your project correctly, NEither would the Ah 64, its an attack chopper, max troop load is 2, soldiers repelling fomr teh chopper, That woudl be a Black hawk, if you're going for American troops, and as well Most likely for the Britan troops as well..
IF you were trying for the russian look, or somethign similar, i'd shoot for a Mil-24 Hind, they had a decent troop load capacity.. 6 or so i think, plus its decked out with guns and what not. you can try looking at www.the-blueprints.com if i remember the address right, if that snot it, just google the blueprints and it'll show up, theres nice ref for Heli's Planes, JEts, Tanks, and other vehicles, both milirtary and non.. Best bet for modelign the soldiers would be to just grab random facve references, and model them, with a basic body, ..weapons can be found all over th eplace, just dependign on what you want.. G |
wow, that blueprints site is excellent! I have really wanted to model some things I could never find ortho blueprints of, but now I can!
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