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Romanian International Airlines Boeing 737 MAX 8

'Iași'


Model: Boeing 737 MAX 8
Airline: Romanian International Airlines
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Country: Romania



    Here is my comments;

     

    1. Although the font is very fashionable, the title logo is too big for that kind of small aircraft. I think it would look much nicer if it was a bit small.
    2. I would like to make a bit bigger logo stand out in front of the engine.
    3. Tail section is good except that the split scimitar winglet section looks soo complicated to me.
    4. The logo is used on engines are way to small to relalized that there were a logo :)
     
    As a general, I honestly like that aircraft :)

     

    Here is my comments;

     

    1. Although the font is very fashionable, the title logo is too big for that kind of small aircraft. I think it would look much nicer if it was a bit small.
    2. I would like to make a bit bigger logo stand out in front of the engine.
    3. Tail section is good except that the split scimitar winglet section looks soo complicated to me.
    4. The logo is used on engines are way to small to relalized that there were a logo :)
     
    As a general, I honestly like that aircraft :)

     

    Yep, agreed with all o that! Altough with those refinements, fork yes this is hawt

    Here is my comments;
     
    1. Although the font is very fashionable, the title logo is too big for that kind of small aircraft. I think it would look much nicer if it was a bit small.
    2. I would like to make a bit bigger logo stand out in front of the engine.
    3. Tail section is good except that the split scimitar winglet section looks soo complicated to me.
    4. The logo is used on engines are way to small to relalized that there were a logo :)
     
    As a general, I honestly like that aircraft :)


    Thank you for the comments. Here is my reply:
    1. The design is a bit heavy on the back, so I need something big on the front to balance it. Smaller title will make it look empty on the front.
    2. The logo in front of the engine is sponsored, in this case Romanian Tourism Board. The size and placement is agreed with the sponsor, and here I just go with common practice.
    3. According to my wife, I do like to complicate things.
    4. You can't actually put multiple colours on LEAP engines. In fact, you need to keep it at monotone as possible for controlled heat distribution. The logo on engines is not for identification purpose, it's just to help mechanics know which engine to put on starboard and port side.

    What I always love about your work is the effort to render as realistically as possible the paint on the planes' curves. The titles, pattern on the back of the fuselage and on the lower portion on the winglet do just that.

    This is great.

    I also really like this, but the Boeing 737 MAX decal should be moved... It's kinda just plopped there.

    Thank you for the comments. Here is my reply: 1. The design is a bit heavy on the back, so I need something big on the front to balance it. Smaller title will make it look empty on the front. 2. The logo in front of the engine is sponsored, in this case Romanian Tourism Board. The size and placement is agreed with the sponsor, and here I just go with common practice. 3. According to my wife, I do like to complicate things. 4. You can't actually put multiple colours on LEAP engines. In fact, you need to keep it at monotone as possible for controlled heat distribution. The logo on engines is not for identification purpose, it's just to help mechanics know which engine to put on starboard and port side.

     

    The thing about the MAX logo I also agree with, but srs, simplify the pattern on the scimitars and you've got a stunner...

    Thank you all for the comments and suggestions. I appreciate them all.

    I always try to get the most realistic look for my design, and that's including making it 'perfectly imperfect' just to give that subtle itchy-catchy feeling.

    My concept is that if everything seems to be right, then the whole thing must be wrong.

    It's a bit weird, I admit, but it's just me. 

    After considering it for a second time, I do think I need to tweak the winglet pattern a bit.

    So I make it even more complicated.