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Inside the nose

A close view of the nose with its shell removed, from the front and above. A long dark tube points forward at the left past a black camera on a grey printed arm. Behind the camera is a black video transmitter box with black leads and cables curving over it, and two tan grommets near the top with black stems rising out of the picture. Green circuit boards and a carbon tube show at the edges., ivory colourwayA close view of the nose with its shell removed, from the front and above. A long dark tube points forward at the left past a black camera on a grey printed arm. Behind the camera is a black video transmitter box with black leads and cables curving over it, and two tan grommets near the top with black stems rising out of the picture. Green circuit boards and a carbon tube show at the edges., green colourway

The nose package with its shell removed: the Walksnail Avatar HD Moonlight camera at the front, 15° down on its cheek screws, and its VTX on the Camera Arm; the two video antenna leads curving up into their grommets (starboard in the roof notch, port in the nose ring's notch, both stems running out of the top of the view); our 4 mm brass total tube beside the camera; the static lines and the VTX harness lane (an estimate) over the VTX (th-blender W127.1). There is no static plug: the tube carries total pressure only. The size of the Walksnail antennas is an estimate.

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Cycles
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2400 × 1500
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blender/renders/22-detail-nose-tour-cycles.png
Full size, greenFull size, ivory

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