Green Giant by drawbridgep
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Description
The "Green Giant" is a huge craft. Designed to travel almost as well underwater as on land. Although it doesn't float, it's quite happy wading along the river bed, or in the shallow waters of an ocean. Here we see it sitting in the clear waters off the coast of one of the small island in the South Pacific. Waiting quietly, patiently for orders.
I tried to postwork the water breaking against the side, but nothing I tried looked right. So this is unpostworked, apart froma slight level adjustment to get the colours right.
Wings model, Bryce texture and render.
Thanks for looking.
Comments (19)
Sans2012
Beast!!! Top model there:]
Azr1el
Excellent image! :)
Dann-O
Cool idea I liekthe way you do industrial joints. Would like to see it out of the water to get a better look at the locomotion system.
gonedigital
Its just coming up quietly... EXCELLENT! I love the clear water and the reflections in this image.
Kharum
Excellent modeling and not a bad image at all. Well done.
lemonjim
it would look good with water splashing on the sides, but this is already fantastic. burble!
RJC
A most impressive concept and modeling job. Now I just need to see it out of the water. Excellent!V
draculaz
i wonder how well those satellite dishes work underwater :) great modelling as usual :D
spetzarv
Excellent work, reminds me of crocodile waiting to abush an unsuspecting prey.
sackrat
Well done. Reminds me of some of the craft in the old RTS game "Total Annihilation".
Nanothect
Cripes...wish I could model like that with Wings.
drawbridgep
/drawbridgep kicks draculaz They're not satellite dishes, they use microwaves and ELF. Spetzav - Very good, I nearly called it crocodile, since I thought the same thing.
EngleWolf
waiting to pounce!!! this is awesome phil!! great scene!! ;o)
castaneda
Hell of a modeling job. Hell of a pic. This is awsome. Regardless, the water effects are superb.
keys13
Nice model! :)
Tino64
Great model and POV - I really like that clear water...excellent!!
electric
ohh men your works are incredible...creative compound
dashboard_jehovah
If you added breaking water/foam, that would just tip off the enemy!...possible that the camoflague paint has properties in it that limit the friction of the surface to amphibious detection!
Sixaxis
Super cool, your work is always great. If interested I have discovered a so simple you would never think of it otherwise "cheat" to do water ripples and breaks for just this sort of thing.