Falcon Concept Helicopter
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These are the latest shots of the newly released Falcon twin turbine helo.
They were released on Cinco de Mayo in 2004, shipping with 3 diffrent
textures. The landing gear, and 4 diffrent doors both within and without
funtion with animation. I was incredibly impressed with the awesome
capabilities that Gmax could handle for what I wanted, which was for doors
to 'disappear' after closing, and incredibly aerodynamic fluid shape sculpture
in a 3D program.
They were released on Cinco de Mayo in 2004, shipping with 3 diffrent
textures. The landing gear, and 4 diffrent doors both within and without
funtion with animation. I was incredibly impressed with the awesome
capabilities that Gmax could handle for what I wanted, which was for doors
to 'disappear' after closing, and incredibly aerodynamic fluid shape sculpture
in a 3D program.
| The Falcon showing off over Seatle, looking quite the biz. |
| Going into a hover with the power of two turbines is quick. |
| Just after takeoff, one pulls the gear up and the doors seem to disappear. |
| Landing upon a sky scraper in beautiful downtown Seatle. |
| The wild lines of the Falcon when she is in flight at full forward are a bit agressive looking. She does have a slight look of a fish such as a Dolphin. |
| Flying about the awesome architecture of Seatle with the beautiful reflections in the Falcons skin doing a bit of a dance. |
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These prototype concepts are copyright by William Ortis, Lionheart
Creations Ltd.
Creations Ltd.