Azali Base, Pend Oreille Lake by lwperkins

Bryce • Science Fiction • posted on Oct 05, 2010

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(Bug Comic)(extra item) This is just because I know *somebody* wants to see the "Alien Base in the Hollowed Out Volcano", but sadly, the Azali preferred deep lakes, not volcanoes. Here's one of the big North American bases,(long before Bryan's time), the one near Coeur d'Alene. The other big bases were in Crater Lake and Great Slave Lake). This base was originally a concrete sub bunker from the 21st century, and then the Azali dug it out much deeper, down to about 600 meters, and added on several layers. The latest layer shown here (c. 2260) is starting to look a lot more organic than the previous layers. It's big; the maggoty thing making cables is the size of a bus. (The pies-with-attitude are temporary, I think--I made them as placeholders for the real mines I still need to make, but they look so alien and ridiculous I kind of like them.)

Comments (46)

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FloydianSlip

4:55PM | Wed, 06 October 2010

Amazing render!! Excellent models. :)

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aubedo

6:08PM | Wed, 06 October 2010

A very interesting 'submarine' structure - looks like a hybride of a green house and the core of an nuclear power station ( it's also blue glowing as the Cherenkov-Radiation in Water). Is it done in Bryce 7?

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Madbat

6:35PM | Wed, 06 October 2010

Shweet! That's quite the contraption they have going on. They're welcome to Great Slave Lake, It's cold as hell there and frozen over for more than half the year. Pies with attitude eh? Is that a kind of meat pie or what?

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Richardphotos

7:24PM | Wed, 06 October 2010

maggoty? thanks for giving me credit but I never would have known otherwise.excellent syfy

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alessimarco

12:34AM | Thu, 07 October 2010

Its a really fantastic creation! One wonders what they do down there? Superb sci fi work!

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artistheat

6:20AM | Thu, 07 October 2010

Terrific Image and Work

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vapo

8:28AM | Thu, 07 October 2010

Wow! This picture is quite different from your other stuff, but just as excellent! There's both silence and strange noises, chill and curiosity... Sorry for my babbling I have just woken up after working 3 nights and I'm a bit dizzy... :) Vashek

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tryky5carla

3:24PM | Thu, 07 October 2010

EXTRAORDINARY SCIENCE FICTION, SUPERB SCENE !!!!!

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Raddar

7:38AM | Fri, 08 October 2010

Holy cow that is cool. It has that dreadful feel to it that deep deep sea images seem to have. Amazing work.

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Bambam131

11:20AM | Fri, 08 October 2010

This is such a cool picture! I like how you can almost see the actions of the waves on the surface as it swirls about. As you move down the image with its very simple and stark surroundings you start to see the subtle shades of blues and grays becomes more complex with almost a 3D effect then rising from the abyss a very complex structure heads towards the surface making for a very effective action pack presentation!........;-) As always, wonderful imagination and another excellent image! Have a great weekend! David

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