Hah! Indeed this is not a train. Sometimes a man needs to take a break from flying trains to fly more aerodynamic craft every now and then.
Dirtied things up and went over most everything with a grime pass.
EDIT: if anyone knows. In this top shot here the decals (circled in red) are bleeding over the geometry...
...but as you can see here: They aren't that high off the mesh. Definitely not high enough to bleed onto the ridges Anyone know why this is happening or a potential solution?
I think it looks great overall the aircraft is sleek and functional looking but isn't that a problem if it's an ork vehicle? Shouldn't ork vehicles be more rough looking like they shouldn't fly but somehow can and more red? the dakka jet is a weird ork vehicle ain't it?
Looking good! my only crit is a lot of the stuff looks to straight and non damaged for an Orc plane. I dont mean surfacing stuff like rust and scratches, but crooked pipes, ducktape holding things together, the whole thing is just looking way to funktional.
like @Cruiser_Maya mentioned as well, this thing should look like its barley holding together, staying together only by the WAAAGH.
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Dirtied things up and went over most everything with a grime pass.
EDIT: if anyone knows. In this top shot here the decals (circled in red) are bleeding over the geometry...
...but as you can see here:
They aren't that high off the mesh. Definitely not high enough to bleed onto the ridges Anyone know why this is happening or a potential solution?
Shouldn't ork vehicles be more rough looking like they shouldn't fly but somehow can and more red?
the dakka jet is a weird ork vehicle ain't it?
I dont mean surfacing stuff like rust and scratches, but crooked pipes, ducktape holding things together, the whole thing is just looking way to funktional.
like @Cruiser_Maya mentioned as well, this thing should look like its barley holding together, staying together only by the WAAAGH.