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The Chosen

Vue Aviation posted on Nov 08, 2011
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Yeah! Those early aviators must have felt like the chosen ones...the gods of the sky..to move about seemingly free from the fetters of gravity and the lowly earth...and Zeus-like, to be able to rain thunder and fire down on those small ones below ...heady stuff for earth bound humans. I've done a number of these WW I scenes lately, but this is the first one that cranked my prop enough to post. These cloth and wood babies still make my pulse quicken! A couple of DVI's and a newer DVII struttin' through the god's territory like they belong...Perfect! Fabric and wood birds by some intrepid modelers in sketchup with some tweaks of my own. Prop blurs: Neiwil... Thanks Neil! Different cast: No Poser this time, just Vue 6 Inf and Photoshop for some gamma rays.

Comments (19)


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AliceFromLake

9:32PM | Tue, 08 November 2011

Yeah... That's flying... :-) Very fine picture of the pioneer years of aviation.

Magik1

12:56AM | Wed, 09 November 2011

Excellent, I absolutely love this! If I might ask, where are the aircraft models from? Many Thanks!

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bigbraader

1:50AM | Wed, 09 November 2011

Really well done, very realistic and believable. 5*

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fallen21

2:39AM | Wed, 09 November 2011

Splendid work.

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London224

2:50AM | Wed, 09 November 2011

This looks Great!!! I can really feel the air around them.. a wonderful composition with the clouds. 5

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Maxidyne

3:34AM | Wed, 09 November 2011

I'm in total awe of this. It looks like one of those paintings you see at military art galleries from someone like Michael Turner. Very well done!

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neiwil

7:19AM | Wed, 09 November 2011

Ernst Udet, and men of Jasta 1 'Richtofen's Flying Circus'.Udet paint LO on all his aircraft in honour of his fiancee Eleonore Zink. This is stunning Bill, you and Vue in perfect harmony....there are some excellent models on Sketchup (and a few stinkers! :-) Hope you'll do some more of these, absolute mustard and a Fave....

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texboy

8:39AM | Wed, 09 November 2011

a fine image, bubba! what gorgeous crates they were....

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steelrazer

10:54AM | Wed, 09 November 2011

Thanks for all your kind comments. Getting some satisfying renders of this subject is near and dear, and I'm planning to do a bit more on the subject. Neil, you never cease to amaze with all your historical knowledge.

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Osper

1:38PM | Wed, 09 November 2011

Great one. You're on target with this!

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dbrv6

2:39PM | Wed, 09 November 2011

Great render and excellent results!

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drifterlee

3:50PM | Wed, 09 November 2011

I love those old planes!!!!

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franco7

7:47PM | Wed, 09 November 2011

You can hear the engines and feel the wind as the props cut through the atmosphere on this one .....fantastic job

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debbielove

10:34AM | Thu, 10 November 2011

Excellent work.. Like this.. Rob

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Briney

6:04AM | Fri, 11 November 2011

That's how it all started! Top marks! I hope they've packed some champagne for the party back at the airfield.

wingnut55

5:34PM | Sun, 13 November 2011

really nice !

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ACue

3:24PM | Fri, 18 November 2011

A great work!! 5++

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moochagoo

11:12AM | Sat, 26 November 2011

I agree with alice :)

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DarkOrb

8:10AM | Mon, 12 December 2011

WOW....Stunning work!!! Regards, Jerry


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