Boeing 2707 (again)

[tlear0412]

Hello all. I was admiring Galgot's work on these forums. I wanted to post some of my own work here but first wanted to see if Galgot had more of his renderings to show. Sadly not.

I did and 2707 SST as a project about ten years ago, then did some texture revises maybe 3 years after that. Also did some animations (not very good ones):

Taking off

PAA Flying through thunderstorm

And stills (first time posting here, let's see how well these upload):
































No doubt some technical errors in these, it seems Galgot did better in-depth research than I did.

 

[Archibald]

Let's say we don't care about Galgot (for a brief moment) and just admire your work, ok ? because, you see, that's beautiful artwork ! kudos for the effort, really.
I'm really jealous about you CGI wizzards...

 

[galgot]

Hi tlear0412 ,
Beautiful ! Just beautiful! I fact I remember seeing the fourth image at very small format online somewhere.
Love the animations as well. The cockpit is impressive .

I did send you a PM as a response for you request on the other thread. Hope to be able to show more soon, and hope you understand.

Edit: And the Qantas livery is very nice, must note that.

 

[Foo Fighter]

Those images are brilliant, it makes my day to see images like these, my line is armoured vehicles which I am a bit behind on but love aircraft. Bloody well done, Sir.

 

[overscan (PaulMM)]

Two different but equally worthy approaches. Some truly wonderful renders here @aim9xray

 

[BAROBA]

Very impressive
The detail in the textures make it really stand out
Beautiful lighting, well done

 

[uk 75]

As a major Boeing SST fan this artwork is so beautiful I cannot say more. Any chsnce of a BOAC or Lufthansa one?

 

[yasotay]

A brilliant introduction Sir! Welcome to our Home for Incurable Vehicle Fanatics. I to am completely envious of your talents.

 

[_Del_]

Beautiful!

 

[Dynoman]

Incredible! You breathed a little life into wonderful design. Really enjoyed the cockpit images! I haven't seen any life-like renditions of the front office of the 2707 before. Great Job!

 

[uk 75]

You may find these reference images for Air France, Alitalia and Iberia helpful

 

[alanqua]

You may find these reference images for Air France, Alitalia and Iberia helpful

Hello,
I did the Air France 2707-300 drawing profile for le Fana a few months ago. I put here a high resolution rendering. I add also the 2707-200 Northwest Airlines profile that I did for the previous Fana issue (the SST article was treated in 2 issues).

I chose to depict the old Air France scheme colors because it was contemporary of the SST project (Air France modern scheme would not have meant very much). The editor asked me also to deliver an American company profile. Originally, I chose to draw the Continental Airlines one because it was better visually with warm colors in orange and red, but finally I chose to draw the Northwest Airlines profile at the very end, because it was simpler to draw and therefore easier to deliver on time. Of course, all those airlines profiles were "genuine" in the sense that these companies considered acquiring 2707 aircrafts for real.
I enclosed also the original illustrations I used for my inspiration.

Definitely, the artwork made by Tom and Gael on the 2707 are the best artwork I ever seen. Guys, I think you should issue a book with your illustrations. I mean it. It would be a nice and cool literature. When I see your work, I feel like a dummy illustrator

Regards
Alain

 

[uk 75]

Over a number of years I have had made for me in the Philippines wooden models of the Boeing 2707-100 in the liveries of 1960s optionholders. The models imitate the style of Pacific Miniatures models given to airlines at the time by Boeing.
Had it entered service, the Boeing SST would have been given much simpler schemes like the BA and Air France Concordes.

 

[Archibald]

You may find these reference images for Air France, Alitalia and Iberia helpful

Hello,
I did the Air France 2707-300 drawing profile for le Fana a few months ago. I put here a high resolution rendering. I add also the 2707-200 Northwest Airlines profile that I did for the previous Fana issue (the SST article was treated in 2 issues).

I chose to depict the old Air France scheme colors because it was contemporary of the SST project (Air France modern scheme would not have meant very much). The editor asked me also to deliver an American company profile. Originally, I chose to draw the Continental Airlines one because it was better visually with warm colors in orange and red, but finally I chose to draw the Northwest Airlines profile at the very end, because it was simpler to draw and therefore easier to deliver on time. Of course, all those airlines profiles were "genuine" in the sense that these companies considered acquiring 2707 aircrafts for real.
I enclosed also the original illustrations I used for my inspiration.

Definitely, the artwork made by Tom and Gael on the 2707 are the best artwork I ever seen. Guys, I think you should issue a book with your illustrations. I mean it. It would be a nice and cool literature. When I see your work, I feel like a dummy illustrator

Regards
Alain

Such classy words ! My respect...

 

[Mark Nankivil]

You may find these reference images for Air France, Alitalia and Iberia helpful

Hello,
I did the Air France 2707-300 drawing profile for le Fana a few months ago. I put here a high resolution rendering. I add also the 2707-200 Northwest Airlines profile that I did for the previous Fana issue (the SST article was treated in 2 issues).

I chose to depict the old Air France scheme colors because it was contemporary of the SST project (Air France modern scheme would not have meant very much). The editor asked me also to deliver an American company profile. Originally, I chose to draw the Continental Airlines one because it was better visually with warm colors in orange and red, but finally I chose to draw the Northwest Airlines profile at the very end, because it was simpler to draw and therefore easier to deliver on time. Of course, all those airlines profiles were "genuine" in the sense that these companies considered acquiring 2707 aircrafts for real.
I enclosed also the original illustrations I used for my inspiration.

Definitely, the artwork made by Tom and Gael on the 2707 are the best artwork I ever seen. Guys, I think you should issue a book with your illustrations. I mean it. It would be a nice and cool literature. When I see your work, I feel like a dummy illustrator

Regards
Alain

Love your art - very "period" in feel and wo.puld be hard put not to think they were created back in the '60s with the program. Thanks for sharing it!

Enjoy the Day! Mark

 

[uk 75]

The earliest version of the Boeing SST was the 733, which had a B1 bomber style. I have some in various early 60s airline schemes. This sort of model would have been a Boeing giveaway item to the airlines

 

[f0rkyspo0n]

I think I would sacrifice my left kidney for someone to put the 2707-200 in a flight sim like P3d, Xplane-11, or Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020. Seriously I would pay top dollar.

 

[merriman]

I am most impressed! Wonderful work, sir.

 

[Flashted]

Hello Gents,
I used to live right down the street where the mockup of this aircraft was housed. It was in Kissimmee Florida at a Museum called the SST Air Museum.

It was located at the Florida Turnpike exit that exited off at US-192 (can't remember the #) 152?

I had the privilege of actually walking inside, and seeing it up close when I was a teenager. It was cut off where the right wing joined the fuselage, and was set up against the side wall of the steel building it was in. I remember touching the mockup smooth fiberglass molded tires that were as tall as I was. If I remember right the gear actually cycled up and down at the curators command.

The only other aircraft that I remember at the museum was the infamous Convair "Sea" dart jet float plane. (I love the 50's aircraft visionaries)

There also was a model aircraft club in a field next to the museum, which I promptly joined as a lad, and the hobby has been a part of my life ever since.

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCo28e9tkICjAUnf7OJYZtXg

Enjoy the pics

 

[f0rkyspo0n]

Hello Gents,
I used to live right down the street where the mockup of this aircraft was housed. It was in Kissimmee Florida at a Museum called the SST Air Museum.

It was located at the Florida Turnpike exit that exited off at US-192 (can't remember the #) 152?

I had the privilege of actually walking inside, and seeing it up close when I was a teenager. It was cut off where the right wing joined the fuselage, and was set up against the side wall of the steel building it was in. I remember touching the mockup smooth fiberglass molded tires that were as tall as I was. If I remember right the gear actually cycled up and down at the curators command.

The only other aircraft that I remember at the museum was the infamous Convair "Sea" dart jet float plane. (I love the 50's aircraft visionaries)

There also was a model aircraft club in a field next to the museum, which I promptly joined as a lad, and the hobby has been a part of my life ever since.

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCo28e9tkICjAUnf7OJYZtXg

Enjoy the pics

Thats so cool! Did you get a chance to see the cockpit? What was it like?

 

[Flashted]

Hello Gents,
I used to live right down the street where the mockup of this aircraft was housed. It was in Kissimmee Florida at a Museum called the SST Air Museum.

It was located at the Florida Turnpike exit that exited off at US-192 (can't remember the #) 152?

I had the privilege of actually walking inside, and seeing it up close when I was a teenager. It was cut off where the right wing joined the fuselage, and was set up against the side wall of the steel building it was in. I remember touching the mockup smooth fiberglass molded tires that were as tall as I was. If I remember right the gear actually cycled up and down at the curators command.

The only other aircraft that I remember at the museum was the infamous Convair "Sea" dart jet float plane. (I love the 50's aircraft visionaries)

There also was a model aircraft club in a field next to the museum, which I promptly joined as a lad, and the hobby has been a part of my life ever since.

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCo28e9tkICjAUnf7OJYZtXg

Enjoy the pics

Thats so cool! Did you get a chance to see the cockpit? What was it like?

No, I do not remember seeing the cockpit up close. If I remember right it had pane of plexiglass as the cockpit door, and I did not get close enough to see in. I do remember walking the narrow isle then walking to the exit door. The seats were what I remember of the era, as I flew much, because my Father worked for Eastern Airlines for 35 years. He ended up at M'coy AFB, which is what Orlando international airport was named when it was military. My farther was a head line mechanic, and went to Eastern right out of the AF, and worked on piston bangers WAY before jets even were available for the airlines. Convair's Connies's etc.

Here are some interesting links to enjoy if you comb through it you will find a lot of awesome information about this historic aircraft. One thing I found was the mockup was actually constructed out of metal, and cost 11 MILLOIN dollars. Now, translate that to 1963 dollars?

Do the math...

$1,000,000 in 1963 is equivalent in purchasing power to about $8,512,222.22 today, an increase of $7,512,222.22 over 58 years. The dollar had an average inflation rate of 3.76% per year between 1963 and today, producing a cumulative price increase of 751.22%.

SST Museum: one of Florida's Lost Tourist Attractions

A look at The SST Museum, another closed attraction from Florida tourism history.

lostparks.com

SST MAY LAND IN THE JUNKYARD

America’s Supersonic Transport plane, the SST, may be taxiing down the runway to its final destination: the scrapheap. Since October when the Osceola New Life Assembly of God moved into the o…

www.orlandosentinel.com

Boeing SST - visitors' comments

Here is a link with a story as to what happened to the mockup, here is a quote:

"The full-scale, $11 million mock-up of The Boeing Co’s supersonic transport has had a vagabond existence since it was sold to a Nebraska millionaire and transported in seven railroad cars from Seattle to Florida after Congress killed the SST project in 1971."

Enjoy!!!
Cheers Ted

 

[Flashted]

Ooops I think I left this one out, it has the story of what happened to the mockup

Boeing SST Mockup @ Disney World? - Airliners.net

 

[Carman1000]

I'm confused, is there a download for this model?
I see no mention of it anywhere but it looks like people are getting it somwhere...

 

[overscan (PaulMM)]

I'm confused, is there a download for this model?
I see no mention of it anywhere but it looks like people are getting it somwhere...

No, but several people are building models for rendering. Galgot's renders will be featured in a book.

 

[Sferrin]

Just for scale, that thing is three feet wide.

 

[alanqua]

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Just for scale, that thing is three feet wide.

Hello,
Is there a way to order it? How much would it cost?
Regards
Alain

 

[Sferrin]

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Just for scale, that thing is three feet wide.

Hello,
Is there a way to order it? How much would it cost?
Regards
Alain

Discussion starts here:

https://www.secretprojects.co.uk/threads/2707-200-3d-model.25348/page-2#post-264477

But the whole thread is full of awesome.

 

[Kondor999]

Seeing this aircraft literally makes my heart ache, thinking about a future that might have been. Anyone else get the same feeling?

 

[VFX-RB]

Hello all. I was admiring Galgot's work on these forums. I wanted to post some of my own work here but first wanted to see if Galgot had more of his renderings to show. Sadly not.

I did and 2707 SST as a project about ten years ago, then did some texture revises maybe 3 years after that. Also did some animations (not very good ones):

Taking off

PAA Flying through thunderstorm

And stills (first time posting here, let's see how well these upload):

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No doubt some technical errors in these, it seems Galgot did better in-depth research than I did.

My friend that is some serious detailing and professional work. I know what it takes in time to paint texture maps with that kind of accuracy. Kudo's, I don't love any one design enough to keep the focus like this. What software for modeling and composite? (just curious)