Sorry ,This was a best way to call your attention
posting about the same thing ,But the other thread have too many shots  and this is so important because Finaly I got ther exact shape of the fuselage of the Citation X thanks to Bill ..

,YOUR message in the other thread Open my eyes Bro!! I wasn't aware of the nose ,was completely wrong ,I was watching a photo from another's company which we will not mention here ,But they a sooo wrong ,Now I can Understand why such of positive comments in SimOuthouse about Eaglesoft and negative Wilco

I though the other photos where from the eaglesoft CitX ,and turns out its from another payware. That's why I new something was very wrong ,but I don't know what it was ,the plane didn't look too much as the citX ,I went looking many many many photos in airliines ,But I swear I couldn't see what it was

. That Nose is not like they did ,Its like yours as you told me Yesterday,I also made a new shape below the belly the Y weird shape Please take a look now

The old nose and belly Y Shape
http://www.simviation.com/yabbuploads/AlexcitxClipboard01c.jpg




http://www.simviation.com/yabbuploads/Anuevanaris1a43.jpg

COMPARE BOTH  SHAPES NOW!!

http://img18.imageshack.us/img18/1770/rightprofileviewfsx01.jpg



http://www.simviation.com/yabbuploads/Anuevanaris265.jpg

Thanks a lot Bill ,I own you another one..Gosh I'm so happy!!

Alex

Alejandro Rhodes wrote on Mar 23^rd, 2009 at 7:07pm:


No problem, Alex. I am aware of course of the extreme differences between the two CitX payware versions, but will not say anything negative about a competitor's work...  

The most I will allow myself is to simply encourage folks to compare against the real aircraft and make their own judgements as to which is more representative and accurate.  

Also, one can take the photo in your link from airliners.net and use it as a base layer in Photoshop, then overlay the same view from any of the available models and scale it for size.  Setting the transparency to 50% or so will allow for a close comparison...  

Now you know why I refer to one as having a "pinz nez" ("pinched nose")...  

Your model is looking a lot better already. Pay special attention to the thickness at the wing roots, the height of the vertical stabilizer, and the size/position of the engines...