How to draw a military helicopter?

The steps of military helicopter painting;

1. Preparation tools: Prepare drawing tools and paper. Pencils and erasers are recommended for sketching.

2. Determine the proportion: According to the size and proportion of the actual helicopter, determine the position and size of each part on paper.

3. Draw the fuselage: draw a rectangle on paper as the fuselage, and draw two smaller rectangles on both sides of the lower end of the rectangle as the landing gear.

4. Draw wings: Draw two symmetrical wings on both sides of the fuselage. The wings are triangular, and some detailed lines can be drawn on them.

5. Draw the rotor: draw a big circle above the fuselage, and draw the propeller and rotating shaft in the circle.

6. Draw the nose: Draw the nose at the front of the fuselage. The nose is round or conical.

7. Draw a tail: Draw a tail at the tail of the fuselage. The tail is trapezoidal or triangular.

8. Draw details: Draw details of various parts of the helicopter, such as windows, missile launchers and fuel tanks.

9. Improve the details: Improve and decorate the helicopter, such as adding shadows, highlights and textures.

10. Error checking: Check whether there are errors or unsatisfactory places in the picture, and make modifications and improvements.

Introduce military helicopters;

1. Helicopter is an aircraft with unique structure and function. Its most notable feature is that it can take off, land and fly in the vertical direction, and it does not need long-distance runway to take off and land like traditional fixed-wing aircraft.

2. The main body of a helicopter is a rotor system, which consists of one or more rotors. These rotors generate lift through high-speed rotation, enabling helicopters to take off and land vertically. The rotation speed and direction of the rotor can be achieved by adjusting the tilt angle and rotation direction of the rotor.

In addition to the rotor system, the helicopter is also equipped with an engine and control system. The engine provides power for the rotor, enabling the helicopter to fly. The control system is responsible for adjusting the angle and speed of the rotor and controlling the flight direction and altitude of the aircraft.

3. The advantage of helicopter lies in its vertical take-off and landing ability, which makes it possible to fly in a narrow space. In addition, the helicopter is flexible and can fly at high speed and low speed in the air, and can also carry out various complicated maneuvers.

4. Helicopters are widely used, including military, civil and rescue fields. Militarily, helicopters are used for reconnaissance, transportation, attack and other tasks. For civilian use, helicopters are used for air patrol, aerial photography, agricultural spraying and other tasks. In terms of rescue, helicopters are used for air rescue, field transportation and other tasks.