Dawn Patrol by JCD
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Description
I had some time to play around with the Vue 9.5 Infinite pre-release last night and tossed this together using one of Dax Pandhi's wonderful procedural terrains as the base and MRX3010 sleek X-32 Fighter as the centerpiece. All told, I'm pretty impressed with 9.5 - so far it seems to be pretty stable and the external renderer renders very, very fast - this one came out in about 3.5 hours at 6000 x 2552px. Thanks for looking!
Comments (26)
1971s Online Now!
Nice work!
saphira1998
excellent
2121
superb, stunning work and pov
KnightWolverine
Impressively Awesome Scene/POV!...
hardwaretoad
Looks very good indeed, nicely done... as all of your works are.
moochagoo
Very impressive picture
odile
Great Pov! Superb colors.
anitalee Online Now!
Excellent
flavia49
astonishing image
Cosme..D..Churruca
very fine work!
MarkHirst
A nice design, modern yet retro.
cvrad
excellent looking scene great work as always
wotan
Great color!
MRX3010
Wow that looks great! Cant wait to get 9.5
sandra46
FABULOUS IMAGE! BRAVO!
Orinoor
Incredible scene, wow!
pixeluna
Wow, a super amazing work, quite a top notch render!
texboy
mighty fine! I guess I'm way behind with Vue 6 on board.....
starship64
Beautiful work. It looks like it should be part of a story.
thecytron
Awesome rendering work!
amapitodd
Fantastic render. Great lighting and composition.
rogue29730
Awesome scene !
Krid
great scene with excellent pov
Bambam131
Very nice POV and the lighting really sets this scene off, very well done! Cheers, David
faroutsider
Zoom! What a rush...!
Airmarshal
Really nice image! Well done. Did you do the jet flames and the contrails in Photoshop or is that somehow done in Vue? Good stuff!