My Name is René, born 03-April-1955
i come from the Grand -Duchy of Luxembourg,and my wife UteBigSmile and me have been living in spain the last 17 years,where we discovered renderosity and the 3d world.
Due to health reasons i lost my job and i got retired early,and last year (2013)we moved back to our Home Country!
............................................
My hobbys are PC,Internet,Pc-Configurations,
reading fantasy,as well as from april of 2008 doing 3drenders. ............................................... As my father bought me only the cheapest of accessories for painting in school(he was maybe not able to afford more expensif stuff.),the other kids were laughing at me,and so i decided that: i will never do art in my life,imagine i was 8 years old. so i managed to build up a "blockade",concerning art until april of 2008. then my wife utebigsmile was behind me and she pushed me to do something instead of playing only my ego shooters and working with photographs,where i was unable to get inspired. I had a copy of poser but i did not came along with the program,then i went to a 3d forum,because i told myself ,there must be more people like me outside in the cyberspace(LOL). Finally i got an offer,Bryce 5.5 for free and Daz-Studio,i tried a week around and little by little i was able to understand the basics. so i upgraded my bryce to version 6 and i got a platinum membership on daz, a lot of freebies and cheap articles,i bought like wild, Now i do have a content of +-500gigs and i carry on . what gave me the most is this feedback from the people here,and also everything well educated, the whole way of getting along with each other,the respect etc... gives me soo much. Update:UteBigSmile is getting better and better,in health and in spirit-lol. She does wonderful graphs as well-but now she is also addicted on DazStudio.3d. And this is it for now, "God" bless you all here the link to my page: renecyberdoc4.uterene.org/
Hover over top left image to zoom.
Click anywhere to exit.
This site uses cookies to deliver the best experience. Our own cookies make user accounts and other features possible. Third-party cookies are used to display relevant ads and to analyze how Renderosity is used. By using our site, you acknowledge that you have read and understood our Terms of Service, including our Cookie Policy and our Privacy Policy.
Comments (22)
pregiato
Sensational image. Nice work!!!!!!👏👍👌
Radar_rad-dude
There appears to be enough gauges around to console anyone! LOL! Excellent image, Rene! Bravo!
Faemike55
before modern electronics, there were dials and gauges galore to keep everyone alert and busy. Great scene
npauling
Excellent work with this image and we all seem to be spending more time in front on these screens. 😀
rbowen
Excellent work!
A_Sunbeam
Splendid creation! How many hours do we all squander just looking at things and not each other ...
spdskool
Spackovian Navy could use a coat of paint. The budget probably goes to Spackovian leaders spackovianing their lifestyles. The comrades look hard at it.
TwiztidKidd Online Now!
The 137th gauge on the 53rd row seems to be broken
Kordouane
Very nice navy scene and well done!!
jmb007
bien
thekingtut
Outstanding work.
LivingPixels
Superb my friend I love it!!!
mininessie
great! love this one!
GrandmaT
Excellent!
miwi
Excellent done,klasse image,super!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
T.Rex
I like the posters on the bulk head. Suggests the type of ship they're in - an old submarine. And that explains all the dials and gauges. Keep up the good work. This is cool! :-)
UteBigSmile
Crudelitas
Jo, früher standen sie am Flipper-Automaten und nun machen sie es professionell. LOL Coole Szene, Rene!
donnena
Great job!!
Axeye
Very cool scene. Very realistic too!
anitalee
Excellent
RodS
Can't fool me… Those guys are actually playing with DAZ Studio! LOL
Outstanding naval scene, René!