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I have some good ideas already but before going further, would be more confortable to have others advises.

I had cut and  install with double tape the rising pieces behind the wings and assembled them together, and ........WOW 😄 ......already a 3D effect and without no rounding yet !

Look that :

Before :

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and after gluing the risers :

IMG_0652__1570323441_65421.thumb.jpg.aec15f834e2f8c5351f922d006a6cf69.jpg

 

IMG_0649__1570323383_88543.thumb.jpg.5a88809325ce8402705eba8bf7ca4afb.jpg

Can I do better for a 3D effect before beginning to rounded the wings? And how and with which wing would you start to rounded those wings? Ext. or middle one ?

I will cut a small line on each wing as on the model, with a small blade. and only that will change the view !

image.png.6176df05117bb48baf711227a94be0f5.png

 

Thank you !

 

planeur

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On 10/7/2019 at 6:05 PM, planeur said:

I have some good ideas already but before going further, would be more confortable to have others advises.

I had cut and  install with double tape the rising pieces behind the wings and assembled them together, and ........WOW 😄 ......already a 3D effect and without no rounding yet !

Look that :

Before :

IMG_0632__1570323663_19625.thumb.jpg.c67bbfe06876c6c2ff9205d9cc4fa3a8.jpg

 

and after gluing the risers :

IMG_0652__1570323441_65421.thumb.jpg.aec15f834e2f8c5351f922d006a6cf69.jpg

 

IMG_0649__1570323383_88543.thumb.jpg.5a88809325ce8402705eba8bf7ca4afb.jpg

Can I do better for a 3D effect before beginning to rounded the wings? And how and with which wing would you start to rounded those wings? Ext. or middle one ?

I will cut a small line on each wing as on the model, with a small blade. and only that will change the view !

image.png.6176df05117bb48baf711227a94be0f5.png

 

Thank you !

 

planeur

Isn't it great fun to make these projects of nature come to life. Your skills are overwhelming  Keep them coming my friend!!

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I always start with whatever is closest to the viewer.    This means that in this case, I would start at the top and work down.  If you start at the bottom,  and take too much from the top, you have to re-do the bottom.  I hate re-do's...

You can always take a little more off the further away pieces,  but you can't add to those closest to the viewer.

Posted

Thanks Lee, but when we  say : closest to the viewer , that always mean the top of the picture or piece?🤔

What about doing the center wings then after rounding from the top?

Merci folks I am on it presently.....😉

 

planeur

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On 10/13/2019 at 8:35 AM, planeur said:

Thanks Lee, but when we  say : closest to the viewer , that always mean the top of the picture or piece?🤔

What about doing the center wings then after rounding from the top?

Merci folks I am on it presently.....😉

 

planeur

Always look at a piece, especially birds and animals, as what part of the object is closest to YOU the viewer.  Not top or bottom,  Picture the real life object in your mind, if you reach out to it,  what would be the first thing you touch?  That's what is closest to you.  So, if I look at the face of a dog,  looking at me, the nose is closer that the eyes, or ears,  so I would start there..and work away.  In the case of your bird,  the wing is closer that the head, or body, and when you are seeing feathers that overlap....the top feathers would be closer that the lower ones, so I would shape the top feathers, then the middles and then the bottom ones.

Hope this clears things up for you

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