Confrontation, part 2 by RJS
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Description
To see the first part of this story, see �Confrontation, part 1� in my gallery.
Over the years, Jayne�s developed a philosophy that boils down to two statements:
- Keep it simple.
- Shoot first, ask questions later.
That�s why she still uses an old fashioned slug-thrower. Simple, deadly, and utterly reliable. �Nothing like a healthy dose of good old kinetic energy to knock �em on their asses� she always says. Maybe no one told her that it�s not the best way of dealing with the cops. Maybe she just didn�t listen.
The cop uses more modern technology. She�s got the latest in anti-personnel weaponry, The REV67 gamma-ray laser pistol. Its gigawatt output will melt through six feet of depleted uranium and ionizes the air along its path with a purple glow. Hence its cute little nick-name, the �purple death ray�.
Now, all this technology is beside the point. In a showdown like this, whoever�s faster on target will be standing when it�s over. Will it be Jayne, or the cop? Stay tuned for part three�
The faces were rendered in Vue 6, the guns were rendered in Poser 7, with postwork in PSP 7.
Yes, the motion blur on the magnum was intentional. Ever fired one? You know what I mean!
Cheers, and thanks for stopping by to take a look!
Credits:
Jayne Character: V4 wearing the Lena texture and head morph by Rhiannon.
Cop: V3 wearing the Minuette texture by Thorne and the Liquid Halo On Sky 16 costume by Uzilite.
Comments (4)
julesart
eyes of concentration and focus, aim, fire! Very cool images. Now which one does more damage quicker? LOL. Great textures.
Tholian
Yes, I've fired magnums and the revolver kind are the worst to keep hold of as the grip tends to allow it to roll back by sliding through the palm. Only thing I see that doesn't quite jib is that the muzzle flash from the magnum should have pulled out a bit more along the bullet path. Glad to see they solved the cooling problem on the gigawatt beam weapons. The older version got too hot to hold after one pulse and earned the nickname "throw away" because no one would hold onto them. Nice composition. I like the concept of the panels here.
Rhiannon
Way cool images ... love it! Never fired one myself. :-)
bazza
Looks Great!! well done!!