This is how it looks so far. Will prpbably do another later with a bigger view of the jaunting cart, once I work it out properly how to get the harness to conform to my morphed horse. Oh BTW someone asked about the bridge. I am happy to give it as a freebie, but its quite a large file as its 2 higher res terrains booleaned with cylinders. If I can find some kind person to host it I will.

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i can host it for ya if you want. send me an IM. and excellent work :)

WOW...

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Dito that WOW! For a first wip this is awesome. That bridge is fantastic and wow!!! on the riverbank!

WoW! That looks straight from one of those classic antique paintings you'd find at Christie's or Sotheby's!! Love that dusky light! Can't stop whistling!

very nice work, lovely image

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oooh! With higher hills in the background this could be Boscastle, a village in Cornwall that suffered a major flooding disaster last year.......

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Here's a close up of Quest's jaunting cart. He made it especially so I could use it in this image. I think I may put it in the gallery just as it is for now. Bryster I actually based the bridge originally on the one in Clun, Welsh borders.

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That is simply amazing. I can't wait to see the finished work!

Such a beautiful work!

Damn thats gorgeous work! My congratulations Chohole. Cant wait to see the finished product.

Dandy work Chohole...

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Really lovely work here Chohole! The bridge is superb, as is the rest of the scene. the long shadows and ambience really give this a realistic sunset look.

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Well I posted a larger version in the gallery, while I have a think about what else to do with it

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I like it very much. Maybe drop in over at Toucans and pick up a couple of fish to drop into that water. Just a thought.

Very nicely done cohole, might I suggest a little mist on the water, looks late in the day and the cooling temp would create a tiny wispy mist on the water...jmo...=) Lets curb the sarcasm CD..... it's not necessary.

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Hey CD this forum is about the most helpful forum going, every one helps out if they know the answers. And please I am far from being an expert brycer. I use about one third of bryces capabilities, and wouldn't have got as far as I have without help from the people here. I can assure you for every image I deem good enough to maybe show others there are about 10 useless files littering my HD. I am certainly not aware of a "clique".

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Chohole: Just wanted to say that the close-up of the cart is so well-composed that it would be postable all by itself.

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@Tjohn - I had the same thought when I saw that close-up, I too thought it could be its own render! @Chohole - you did such a fantastic job on this!

OK I always do what I am told (I don't think). Close up image, a wee bit postworked, in the gallery.

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