I've been working on tnis for the last couple of days. It started out with tryimg to make an old sailing ship but just kept growing. Everything is modeled in Bryce with the exception of the poser people. I used an Agoria Sky .mat and Ornlu grass in the forground. Comments encouraged.

Thanks.

This is a great scene but I'm worried about the mix of architecture........The house/mansion looks out of place....0.02p

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kick arse. i agree with bryster, lose the house thingy. prehaps a quayside/harbour wall thing might be better. how did you make the boats? lattices? other than that i think it rocks more than a portaloo at the leeds festival during a riot. oooh look! 2p! wow i'm rich! pops 2p into pocket and wanders off looking rather chuffed John

beautiful work! love it!

Very cool scene gregsin! When the picture opened up I said wow! I like the house myself, but I have to bow to the Brits on this one. After all, if the juxtaposition of architectural styles from different eras and different continental influences bothers THEM, I know it must be glaring,lol

Beautiful artwork. Love the way you have the ship coming in to port, and that sky is just the best! -SeaC-

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That`s wonderful, Gregsin. You made those boats? Amazing.

Thank you very much for the comments, I knew there was something bothering me about the image but didn't know what it was. The boats were made from all primatives as that was my main goal with this project. Now to build a new building that will hopefully fit the image. Thanks again.

Gregsin, you made those boats with primatives, WOW!, my hat goes off to you, this is some excellent modelling work. I agree about the house, I'm a Brit too. and what I think would look better in it's place is a warehouse sort of building, with dirty rotten wood for the doors and perhaps a crane for loading stuff onto the boats. This is a really stunning image BTW. 8) Catlin

I thought Scotland had declared its independance...again

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I changed the building in the forground to something I hope is a little more correct for the time period. I Knew I should have paid attention during my history classes. I've posted the image in the gallery. Thanks for all your comments.

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We are independent Bryster, it's just that the English parlament doesn't know about it yet.............8D

Like I could care less, Catlin! I live in Wales....:-)

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Same goes for you too then.....................8)

wales? pah! we'll never give it up. scotland maybe a bit trickier. Remember it was the English who put the T in Britian. what the hell am i on about? i dunno, just ignore me. John PS: if the floon in number 10 carries on like he is doing Manchester might be fighting for indepence.....

Burgi: I hope you're talking about 10 Downing Street....

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I think he is Bryster. Calm yourself it's too early in the day to get your feathers ruffled. 8) Catlin BTW, did any of you get to hear what he said at court yesterday, he sounded like he was well prepared. Still that doesn't mean that he won't have to resign.

And Burgi, the Scots put the R in aaarrrrrrrggggggghhhhhhhh. hehehe 8)

damn right catlin. i love edinburgh. nice beer, nice people, nice atmosphere. plus the accent is really rather attractive.... falls into a dreamlike state remembering a really nice barmaid who joined me and my mate for a few bevvies on my last night in ed..... ....anyway where was i? ah yes accents, mine isn't manquian at all. strange really seeing i've lived here all my life. its more a bog standard northern accent. which is rather dull. btw, campbell has gone! yippee!!!! it looks like we are going to have to remove this government in stages. John PS: er... i've forgot what i was going to say here. sorry. PPS: just remembered, do you think greg minds about us hi-jacking his thread?

I hope not, but this sort of thing happens all the time in.............we fall into totally OT. 8)

i never mean to hi-jack threads.... it just kinda happens.

Burgi: You've got no chance of keeping Wales.......(Slaps Burgi and steals the 2p back)

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I don't mind at all, at first I thought you were talking about my scottish ancestor's, LOL.

Oh gregsin................my brother! Well you never know Scotland only has a population of about 6-7 mil, so we could be related. 8) Catlin

With the amount of in-breeding that goes on up there, it's highly likely...............;-)

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Cheeky bugger........................>)

I guess we could be cousins catlin_mc, but it would be pretty distant, about 200 yrs at least. I'm right now working on my geneology and haven't been able to get past 1800 on my sirname. But I do have over 3000 people in my family tree so far and some of those on my Grandmothers side go back to 1300 in Lancaster, England. Maybe I'll find the link soon. :)

OH God, you may be related to Bryster!!!!!!! 200 years ago there were even fewer folk here than there are now. Anyway if we all go back to mitracondrial Eve then we are all related to some degree. 8) Catlin

Please God NO! Not Gregsin!

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LOL, could be.

inbreeding in scotland? hey at least they go for people, unlike certain people bryster...... Born and Bred Manq who can claim to be english for around 8 generations (my grandfather on my dad's side was way to family trees). 8 gens is where he had got to before he died. no-one else in the family is ever bored enough to continue his research. its the irish we should be concerned about,they nearly had us all in concentration camps. dobbing us into the fookin' germans..... i'm off now to make a CD for eelie. Play nice now! John

Burgi: I'm not Welsh, you idiot! I only live in Wales....:-)

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ah ha! you are a yorkshire man then! John

What you mean "inbreeding"? My family is made up of Scots, Irish and Scandinavian, so I'm not inbred I'm a mongrel. lol 8) Catlin

Kinda foxy too!!!!!!! ROTFLMAO........this is where I came in.......!!!!

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Lol....................8D