Its a hobby... If Al Gore can set upon the world with a bunch of models with hockey sticks then why not me too? Though my children are wondering why, after the last cliffhanger with terrorists in the lobby and the SEALs already on the roof, it's taking me so long to finish the next episode but this is all part of my scheme, to show them that rewarding things can take time and that the journey can often be as fun as the destination.
I've been drawn to Poser by the timesaving possibilities of re-using characters and props. But since the centre of my universe, known in my day-job as the Indo-West Pacific, overlaps little with many Poser stock catalogues I sometimes find myself having to improvise. The discipline required to make models from scratch helps me to appreciate the effort that others invest into them. I'm as willing to use freebies as the next hobbyist but its a real godsend, free or not, when someone produces a prop or figure that by some chance belongs exactly in world I'm creating.
The images in this gallery tell no particular story. I've posted them in the off-chance they are of interest to others and to advertise things that interest me about the sometimes sad but often rich history and culture of the Asia-Pacific region. The works are usually inspired by ideas and thoughts that come to me as I trawl the web for inspiration, or they might be tests of techniques in particular software or outings of models and textures I'm making for the project. I hope you enjoy them.
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Comments (12)
ranman38
I like it. A scene like I always want to do but never make the time. Great work
Maxidyne
Great scene with good smoke and flame effects. A noble attempt even if no hits were achieved nad well brought to life in this stunning render.
UVDan
Superb job! Five stars.
Wolfmanw
Excellent scene composition
bebopdlx
Cool work and POV
KnightWolverine
Spectacular Presentation and the detail is off the hook!!!..
gwp Online Now!
Superb image! At first glance I thought this was the attack of the torpedo bombers at Midway, whose daring but unsuccessful attack helped make victory possible by drawing the Japanese fighter cover come down to a low level, after which our dive bombers scored key hits on the carriers.
ialbarado
Wonderful naval air war scene! Superb presentation! Five stars.
Tamarrion
Awesome!
debbielove
Torpedoes! Now, it was widely know by both the Germans and the British that (oddly) the Italians had the best Torpedoes.. In fact the Germans borrowed some of their technologies and put in their own! I have no doubt that the Japanese had better ones than both the US and the UK as well.. Their Navy being far more advanced than both of ours at that time! The Devastator.. well, as you said, it was a 1930's design that had had its day.. Oddly an even older design used by the British, the Swordfish lasted till the end of the war and was better than most later designs still! Odd huh? Great work once more my friend! You produce fabulous Renders well done! Rob
AliceFromLake
Once again a wonderful render from Briney. Thanks for using the Devastator for this fine picture. ;-)
junge1
Fantastic render!