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First build, every part apart

Dozens of pale and dark aircraft parts spread apart in the air over a grey ground: wing panels and carbon tubes at the lower left, a cluster of fuselage shells and green circuit boards in the middle, motors, folded propellers and small brackets scattered around them., ivory colourwayDozens of pale and dark aircraft parts spread apart in the air over a grey ground: wing panels and carbon tubes at the lower left, a cluster of fuselage shells and green circuit boards in the middle, motors, folded propellers and small brackets scattered around them., green colourway

Every part of the first build pulled apart along its own axis: the fuselage shells along the body, the hatch and canopy up, the wings and their spars outboard with the elevons behind them and the servos below, the VTOL Sections and their spars outboard with the motors and folded props above and the keel B feet below, the nose package forward (the cone unit with the brass tube, W104), and the ledger's internals out of the bays: the pack on its slider tray, the Lucid on its edge bracket, the avionics plate with the LUX, the Q43 seat and copper floor, the lights node, the hub pad with its BECs, the J2 bracket, the Aria tray (th-blender W84, W127.2).

Series
The airframe
Engine
Cycles
Resolution
2400 × 1500
Source
blender/renders/08-exploded-view-cycles.png

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