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Combat Warplanes / Re: SM 75 Marsupiale
« on: February 28, 2007, 10:09:00 PM »
Thank you man- will forward this and hope this will be accepted 
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Warplane Art / Re: one new project...
« on: February 24, 2007, 11:50:22 PM »
Skyraider- excellent source of info about this plane. Thank you
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Combat Warplanes / SM 75 Marsupiale
« on: February 24, 2007, 11:09:26 AM »
I get mail from a friend from Germany:
Mostly I would need pictures of the SM 75 Marsupiale. Because there is one thing what I can´t find out. It´s the dorsal turret. On profiles there are vissible two guns rised from the cupola but I don´t know if the turret itself was turntable. The SM 82 Canguro used the same turret and even the SM 81 Pipistrello sometimes was equiped with such a turret. So if there was a close up- picture of that turret this would be very usefull for me.
So thats all for now, bye
Zdenek
So if any could help...
Mostly I would need pictures of the SM 75 Marsupiale. Because there is one thing what I can´t find out. It´s the dorsal turret. On profiles there are vissible two guns rised from the cupola but I don´t know if the turret itself was turntable. The SM 82 Canguro used the same turret and even the SM 81 Pipistrello sometimes was equiped with such a turret. So if there was a close up- picture of that turret this would be very usefull for me.
So thats all for now, bye
Zdenek
So if any could help...
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Combat Warplanes / DoD and NASA Partner on National Strategy for Aeronautical Testing
« on: February 24, 2007, 11:07:38 AM »
NEWS RELEASES from the United States Department of Defense
No. 216-07 IMMEDIATE RELEASE
February 23, 2007
Media Contact: (703) 697-5131/697-5132
Public/Industry(703) 428-0711
DoD and NASA Partner on National Strategy for Aeronautical Testing
The Department of Defense and the National Aeronautics and Space Administration recently signed an agreement focusing efforts to develop an integrated national strategy for managing their respective aeronautical test facilities.The memorandum of agreement (MOU), entitled the National Partnership for Aeronautical Testing (NPAT), was signed in late July by Kenneth J. Krieg, under secretary of defense for acquisition, technology and logistics and Michael D. Griffin, NASA Administrator.
This agreement expands the dialogue beyond the agencies' test and evaluation communities to include interests of agency's science and technology communities, as well as industry and academia.Aeronautical test facilities are facilities used for testing of vehicles (e.g., aircraft, missiles, or space vehicles) or for related scientific and engineering studies.They include wind tunnels, propulsion test facilities, simulation facilities, and open-air ranges.
Also established is the NPAT council as the governing body consisting or co-chairs John B. Foulkes, director, Test Resource Management Center and Lisa J. Porter, associate Administrator for Aeronautics Research Mission Directorate, and other key senior representatives from both agencies.The council will work to develop projects that streamline and economize the management of aeronautical test facilities.The council will share information about the technical capabilities and availability of their respective test facilities with the resulting interaction promoting economic and efficient management of the nation's federal aeronautical test facilities.
The partnership is in response to the National Aeronautics Research and Development Policy signed by President Bush in December 2006.Information on the policy can be found at:
http://www.whitehouse.gov/news/releases/2006/12/20061220-7.html .
No. 216-07 IMMEDIATE RELEASE
February 23, 2007
Media Contact: (703) 697-5131/697-5132
Public/Industry(703) 428-0711
DoD and NASA Partner on National Strategy for Aeronautical Testing
The Department of Defense and the National Aeronautics and Space Administration recently signed an agreement focusing efforts to develop an integrated national strategy for managing their respective aeronautical test facilities.The memorandum of agreement (MOU), entitled the National Partnership for Aeronautical Testing (NPAT), was signed in late July by Kenneth J. Krieg, under secretary of defense for acquisition, technology and logistics and Michael D. Griffin, NASA Administrator.
This agreement expands the dialogue beyond the agencies' test and evaluation communities to include interests of agency's science and technology communities, as well as industry and academia.Aeronautical test facilities are facilities used for testing of vehicles (e.g., aircraft, missiles, or space vehicles) or for related scientific and engineering studies.They include wind tunnels, propulsion test facilities, simulation facilities, and open-air ranges.
Also established is the NPAT council as the governing body consisting or co-chairs John B. Foulkes, director, Test Resource Management Center and Lisa J. Porter, associate Administrator for Aeronautics Research Mission Directorate, and other key senior representatives from both agencies.The council will work to develop projects that streamline and economize the management of aeronautical test facilities.The council will share information about the technical capabilities and availability of their respective test facilities with the resulting interaction promoting economic and efficient management of the nation's federal aeronautical test facilities.
The partnership is in response to the National Aeronautics Research and Development Policy signed by President Bush in December 2006.Information on the policy can be found at:
http://www.whitehouse.gov/news/releases/2006/12/20061220-7.html .
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Warplane Art / Re: The Old and the New
« on: February 24, 2007, 12:21:55 AM »
Why worry- yhey come in right moment
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Warplane Art / Re: The Old and the New
« on: February 23, 2007, 11:53:48 PM »
Lovely oil painting 
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Warplane Art / Re: Speed road to Photoshop
« on: February 23, 2007, 10:19:25 PM »Wide used method for making selections of large areas is to select part of the background that contains most of
the colors that appear within that background or the layer where you are active. Then you can go under the Select
menu and choose Similar as seen on the image. Photoshop will then select all the similar colors in your image. Very
cool and fast. Do you know how many pixels out the Similar command selects? Note number in the eliptical
markings of the attached image. The higher the setting, the more pixels it selects. When you use Similar, and it
doesn't select enough colors, take again Magic Wand tool, shortcut is W, increase the Tolerance setting, and then
try running Similar again.
the colors that appear within that background or the layer where you are active. Then you can go under the Select
menu and choose Similar as seen on the image. Photoshop will then select all the similar colors in your image. Very
cool and fast. Do you know how many pixels out the Similar command selects? Note number in the eliptical
markings of the attached image. The higher the setting, the more pixels it selects. When you use Similar, and it
doesn't select enough colors, take again Magic Wand tool, shortcut is W, increase the Tolerance setting, and then
try running Similar again.
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Warplane Art / Re: Speed road to Photoshop
« on: February 23, 2007, 09:25:52 PM »
If you've made a selection and want to add to that selection, just hold the Shift key and you can add more area to
it. Of course, we just told you it was the Shift key, but what if you couldn't remember which key it was? Just press
a modifier key such as Shift, Alt, Ctrl and then look at your cursor. When you hold the Shift key, a little plus sign
appears at the bottom right-hand corner of the cursor to tell you that you can add to the selection. Hold Alt and a
minus sign appears to tell you that you can subtract from the selection. Hold Ctrl and a pair of scissors appears,
telling you that if you click-and-drag the selection, it will cut out the image inside of the selection and move it right
along with the cursor.
it. Of course, we just told you it was the Shift key, but what if you couldn't remember which key it was? Just press
a modifier key such as Shift, Alt, Ctrl and then look at your cursor. When you hold the Shift key, a little plus sign
appears at the bottom right-hand corner of the cursor to tell you that you can add to the selection. Hold Alt and a
minus sign appears to tell you that you can subtract from the selection. Hold Ctrl and a pair of scissors appears,
telling you that if you click-and-drag the selection, it will cut out the image inside of the selection and move it right
along with the cursor.
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Warplane Art / Re: one new project...
« on: February 23, 2007, 08:57:26 PM »
I see now! Santino- use transform when make bolts- as you going to uoer surface they becoming eliptical. So Ctrls-T and then rotate it ans resize it vertical. Then this one copy above the and make new transform.
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Warplane Art / Re: one new project...
« on: February 23, 2007, 08:38:21 PM »
In some reason can not open page but will try later 
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Forums Works / Re: Deleting of board
« on: February 23, 2007, 12:51:50 AM »
Well- we have clean situation here. Most of you agree that this is abandoned section and in regard to this I have wipe of this board. Thank's to everybody who had participating to this board and your support.
We are going on our regular stream
We are going on our regular stream
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Forums Works / Re: Deleting of board
« on: February 21, 2007, 09:39:50 PM »
Do you know what is the funniest thing? The member of this board do not coming here even for a months but we are every day visited from two forum specialized in games and games graphic. One is ubi and the other one is Simmershop. We have from there some 30 visitors a day and I was really suprised how good is the Simmershop!! Best gamer graphic I have ever seen but to regret did not have time for more explore. So what did they find in this site and regular members not?
Anyway- great hip hip hoorey for the Simmers and their web site
Anyway- great hip hip hoorey for the Simmers and their web site
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Warplane Art / Re: Tiger's Revenge & the pilot's story behind air combat art
« on: February 21, 2007, 09:34:17 PM »
Thank you for keep us informed
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Forums Works / Re: Deleting of board
« on: February 21, 2007, 07:50:54 PM »
Yes Iljusin- you are right and I wait for all those gentlemen who had post something here and then forget this board.
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Forums Works / Re: Deleting of board
« on: February 21, 2007, 07:43:58 PM »
Leading edge of Let let Let said the wise words 
but better wait for the other before call the Terminator 
but better wait for the other before call the Terminator