Flitzer's WW2 German Secret Project Profiles

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And more

 

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8 more

 

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and 8 more

 

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and again

 

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ah...another 8

 

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and more, half way.

 

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more

 

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yes...more

 

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8 more

 

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8 more

 

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8 more

 

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The last 4.

Again many thanks to all.
P

 

[Steve Pace]

WOW, Flitzer!

 

[Michel Van]

was für eine Glorie !
Fanatisch !

Respeckt Flitzer

 

[fightingirish]

Aller Achtung!!! B)

Dickes Lob auch von mir!

 

[Johnbr]

You were one very Bessy boy.

 

[Flitzer]

Many thanks one and all.
Yes I have been very busy, but it sort of sucks you in and I didn't notice until it was ready. Then I thought "er.....November all ready?"
But a lot of credit must go to members on site. Excellent advice and suggestions.

Many thanks
P

 

[son altesse]

Waow Peter, what an incredible work!!!

Just a question, because I m just modeling the Horten XIII, your profil look very unusuale for me, have you got some complementary informations about the airplane. I compare the profil with the plan of Justo in "Unknow 4".

Thanks again !

 

[Flitzer]

Hi there, it's been a while.

I used as reference that found on Page 179 in the Monogram book:

Jet Planes of the Third Reich - The Secret Projects - Volume 1
by Manfred Griehl

Hope this helps.

Peter

 

[son altesse]

Hello Peter,

If I am not often on the forum it to have more time for modelling
http://www.master194.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=56826

And i have starting to paint the Horten XIII
http://www.master194.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=51077&start=25
Congratulation, Peter, again for your nice and inspiring job

 

[Flitzer]

A new set of profiles starting with some old Bv178 ones that slipped behind the cyber sofa.

Peter

 

[Flitzer]

A few more.

At this point I ask myself why I didn't split them into marques rather than lump the lot all together.

More soon.
Peter

 

[Michel Van]

Again fantasic works, Peter

i run out of eulogy Ammo...

 

[Flitzer]

Again fantasic works, Peter

i run out of eulogy Ammo...

Then I should hit with some more..lol.

many thanks
P

 

[cluttonfred]

Neat! My only critique might be to make the propeller a little more visible. Before enlarging the view, though, I thought it had a turbojet in the nose. ;-)

 

[Flitzer]

Thanks Mole.
I used to do the props in full, but I felt I didn't do them justice. The part I thought I did the least well.
So the blurred indications of the props, seemed to be the best compromise.
Maybe I should only do jets or learn how to do the props properly (No pun intended)

More....(All jets)
;D Peter

 

[Flitzer]

And more.

More soon.
Peter

 

[Flitzer]

A few more.
Still more to come.

Many thanks
P

 

[Flitzer]

And a few more

Many thanks
Peter

 

[papacavy]

Flitzer:

Excellent work, my friend! Just Excellent. Sorry to hear about your website, too.
Any chance that you would consoder putting all your past artwork into a single PDF document for ease of download? It would make a great book and could net you a few extra bucks, er, Euros/Pounds?

I know I'd donate a few American dollars.

 

[cluttonfred]

I agree, that would be great and I'd certainly. I have had a good experience with the self-publishing site www.lulu.com if you're looking for a place to do it. They support both print-on-demand and downloads. This is my page there: http://www.lulu.com/spotlight/owlnmole

 

[Flitzer]

Many thanks to you all for the advice.

As regards to doing downloadable pdf files, Orionblamblam suggested something similar a while back.
I'm in between jobs at the moment and waiting to see if I'll be travelling abroad again so I'm not sure I can do it until I know where I will be.
Once I do I would very much appreciate any advice regarding setting it up etc.

In the meantime....some more

Many Thanks
Peter

 

[Flitzer]

And some more...

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[cluttonfred]

Neat stuff as always! What I would do if I were you is to pick your favorite of the various marks and color schemes for each aircraft and figure out how many aircraft you'd have and how many pages that would be. I'd keep it down to less than 50 aircraft per collection and group them chronologically or by mission type.

I only know Lulu.com, I am sure there are other options, but for example, a basic, full-color, 50-page, 6" x 9" softcover book would run about $20 each retail price, of which you'd receive about $10 for every copy that you sold directly from your own site. If you choose to get an ISBN number so your book can be sold in bookstores including places like Amazon, you'd get less than $1 per copy, but of course the idea is that you'd sell more. If you made the same book available for download via Apple iBooks, you could sell it for, say, $4.99 of which you'd actually receive about $2.79 per sale. I don't know about Amazon Kindle but it's probably similar.

Keep up the great artwork!

Cheers,

Matthew

 

[Flitzer]

Thanks for the info Mathew.
A great help. A lot to get my head round, but laying out pages shouldn't be a problem.

So a few more.

P

 

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And a few more

 

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And the last batch of this set.

Many thanks
Peter

 

[Reaper]

Great stuff! And better than the book I paid money for!

 

[Stargazer]

Yeah, Peter's work is truly excellent and could put to shame many publishers who provided much less accurate or attractive plans in their books!

 

[Flitzer]

I've just completed a brand new set, many of which have been developed here on site with huge and priceless help from so many members, especially Justo and Jens.


Many thanks all.