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"The Watched Watching the Watcher"

Vue Aviation posted on Apr 10, 2012
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Rob's post and info on the Lightning and it's stats as an interceptor brought to mind this familiar scene. We are paranoid to a tee...an ever escalating spiral of fear that our enemy will do what we might in their place... with the same sentiment and reasoning on the other side...phew. Anyway...makes a great classic pic of a commonplace event. Tu-95 Bear: free on Sketchup Warehouse by mandun and tweaked for this render by myself Lightning: Free from Neiwil on sharecg.com Poser,Vue6Infinite,PS Cs3

Comments (12)


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Penters

1:55PM | Tue, 10 April 2012

Beautiful pic, the Bear and Lightings are spot on.

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Maxidyne

4:43PM | Tue, 10 April 2012

From a time much overlooked by us render folks. You've done a wonderful job of bringing across the sheer size of the 'Bear' and both these aircraft were true Cold War icons. Another aircraft to add to my download list. Thanks Bill, keep em coming :)

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Drakkendark

5:06PM | Tue, 10 April 2012

Cool idea.

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dbrv6

8:13PM | Tue, 10 April 2012

Excellent render. For how many years..

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London224

11:06PM | Tue, 10 April 2012

Interesting plane, the Bears

cheuplawm

3:13AM | Wed, 11 April 2012

Wow! Bro' Very nicely done indeed.

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T.Rex

4:59AM | Wed, 11 April 2012

Yupp! I remember the photo that's inspired this image. But the photo was black/white, if I recall correctly. Nice to see the scene in color! Good work with the lighting! Keep up the good work! :-)

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texboy

7:28AM | Wed, 11 April 2012

I love those big old Bears.... still flying, I think.... fine work, bubba!

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thecytron

9:46AM | Wed, 11 April 2012

Great render!

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Briney

10:21PM | Wed, 11 April 2012

There's a Bear in there....? You've done the bomber proud- always had a soft spot for raw metal. Lightnings look great ... Atmosphere is very realistic too.

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steelrazer

10:17AM | Fri, 13 April 2012

Thanks for your kind comments everyone. I had to comment on T.Rex's comment about the photo inspiration. I originally had Phantoms in place of the BAC Lightnings, and just set it up as a generic shot. This was a very commonplace incident and there are some terrific stories surrounding them out there. When I saw Rob's Lightning render, I thought I would replace the Phantoms with Neil's Lightning. After reading T.Rex's comment I looked up the photo or one like it.I was pretty amazed ...the render could not have turned out better if I had seen the pic that T.Rex referenced before I set up the render. I probably spent most of my efforts tweaking the bare metal stuff.

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debbielove

10:26AM | Fri, 22 June 2012

Lightnings.. My Fave Jet aircraft of all time.. It was built as a 'Point defense' Fighter.. As you can see looking at this, it's weapons were those two missiles, and it carried cannon on some Marks.. The engines were HUGE!! Massively powerful, front to back on top of each other, with a man on top.. Fuel, very little (the bulge and little more else where..) The idea was, it got from standing to very VERY high altitude in literally seconds.. Then was refueled, Max cruised to attack and basically glided home.. Yep it was that hit and miss, but the plan was hit them while over the North Sea.. Not over the UK.. Huge comment sorry.. Can you tell I love this aircraft? lol EXCELLENT.. Another is always nice! They look good in their QRH's (Quick Reaction Hangers) at night... Floodlights etc.. Well done Bill.. Rob


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