DAZ 489 or Post-apocalyptic Hamlet by miwi
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Shooting or not shooting, that's the question.
Hello my friends, your comments are always very much appreciated.
Take care, have a nice day. Michael.
Comments (40)
moebiustraveller
Excellent render, miwi :)
MagikUnicorn
JoeJarrah
alas poor ratty... i knew him, Horatio... a fellow of infinite mutation and BIG POINTY TEETH!
nice work
nelmi
Great work! Love the detail on the suit :)
aqua1955
Very cool work. Great pose and scene!
Radar_rad-dude
Wonder if he is ratting out his enemies? A fascinating image! Well done!
GrandmaT
In this case, I would shoot first and ask questions later. Excellent work!
cr8ability
Cool look
donnena
the RAT should have his hands up!!!!!
Super image
jmattatall
great scene
goldie
LOL, this is wonderful..like how you've used "Tiny" the rat.
Richardphotos
I think I have the rat, but never used him. I will look for the critter in my runtime. superb work
ontar1
Fantastic scene and characters!
Saby55
WOW...Marvelous creation ...Outstandingly done !!! 👏👍🖐
mtdana
Well done!!!
Paulienchen
ein schöner Render
byteline
Vielleicht mag die Ratte nur Futter?
Klasse!
starship64
Fantastic work.
Jean_C
Very cool post-apocalyptic scene, superb work!
Kordouane
Interesting rendering and excellent work
dakotajaroo
who is the most predatory, the woman or the creature, go I shoot the creature, I do not like her smile
OkrimSlava
cool Scene,well done.
beachsidelegs
Wonderful image my friend :)
VDH
Great creation, cool scene !!
farmerC
Fantastic work.
rajib
That rat looks like he is having fun :). Nice !
skyvendik
well done .. with my most favorite creature
goodoleboy
misumu
A very fine image.
Wolfenshire
Meh, I've seen bigger rats, most of them are in Washington D.C.