Technique: Creating "In-Motion" propellers

Here’s the technique I use to duplicate a turning propeller…

http://gunsagogo.org/propblur.jpg

The illustration pretty much tells it like it is; please post if there’s any questions or clarifications required.

Thanks for lettering me share… [:)]
Frank

I just want to say thank you.

My brother-in-Law flies Cessnas and has been bugging me to do a version of his plane.

Your posts, pictures and detailed explinations on how you did it, have convinced me what his Christmas present will be this year…unless I run out of time then his Birthday next year.

Either way I’m gonna get it done to shut him up.[:D]
This was the kick in the pants I needed.

1 favor tho…
can you brush the foot print of the seat of my pants?

Thank you Iroc,

[:D]

Just thought you’d like to see the work I just finished concerning the construction on the 1976 Cessna 172M, that I took my wife out on our first date in, almost 22 years ago. (for our Anniversary next month)

Here’s WHAT I did…
http://www.finescale.com/fsm/community/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=26584

And here’s HOW I did it… http://www.finescale.com/fsm/community/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=26766

(The Prop-Blur description goes along with these post)

I thought you might like to see how I displayed mine. The method isn’t difficult at all, but produces a breathtaking Display and conversation piece! [:)]

Take care,
Frank

I’ve been following your posts on that display, and the technics you used.
Very impressive.
I’ve printed off your tutorials and plan to impliment them in some manner.