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Nose

A grey printed nose seen from the front and side on a pale ground: a rounded cone with a dark band round its base, a square camera window at the tip with a thin dark tube beside it, and two black mushroom-headed antennas on the top, the nearer one leaning toward the viewer and the further one, set further back, leaning away., ivory colourwayA grey printed nose seen from the front and side on a pale ground: a rounded cone with a dark band round its base, a square camera window at the tip with a thin dark tube beside it, and two black mushroom-headed antennas on the top, the nearer one leaning toward the viewer and the further one, set further back, leaning away., green colourway

The nose from the port front quarter: our Nose Cone on its plate at the magnet joint (the dark band is the seam at the Nose Ring Plate), the camera window at the tip with the Walksnail camera 15° down inside it, our 4 mm brass total tube beside the window, and the two video antennas: the port one in the grown notch of the nose ring, leaning out to port, and the starboard one further aft in its notch on the roof, aft of the static lines, leaning out to starboard and forward (th-blender W127.1).

Series
Workbench scenes
Engine
Workbench
Resolution
2400 × 1500
Source
blender/renders/06-assy-nose.png
Full size, greenFull size, ivory

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