The Uninvited Lunch Guest by steelrazer
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The downside of combat aviation. This downed pilot will soon taste the "agony of the feet", if you'll excuse the pun. Just a lark. I was trying out some atmospheric effects, and the render kept crashing so I stubbornly persisted, removing one element at a time. Apparently the first versions didn't like my oily smoke very much.
Spitfires, wonderfully free from Neiwil
Sheeps: Dark Anvil at ontarget3d.com
Very sad n sober German airman n chute free sketchup model by MAX GRUETER, retextured and repurposed.
Poser,Vue6inf,PS Cs3
Comments (4)
bmac62
Like this very much! I am sure this pilot had his meals prepared for him for the rest of the war:) I had an opportunity to speak with several POWs back in the 1970s who thought of themselves as extremely fortunate to have been interned for the duration...
neiwil
"agony of the feet"....slaps forehead in disbelief......but the render get's you off the hook.Brilliant image, should have made it a cow pasture though, give him something soft to land in ;-) Have to say the sheep are well posed though...I also like that parachutist (off to the warehouse in a minute).Another excellent bit of Vue art....big thumbs up, and thanks for the mention in dispatches....
thecytron
Nicely put together!
Briney
Ah yes, shot down Luftwaffe pilots, surely many uses for those... But are those "sheep" all that they seem? Perhaps a Yorkshire Wonderweapon? What nefarious deeds might be "...afoot" Ok... I watched too many episodes of Foley's War Perservering with the vegeation helps to make the image. Good work.