20,000 Leagues Under the Sea by jade_nyc

Bryce • Sea/Undersea • posted on Jan 31, 2001

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Description

Always loved Jules Verne's book '20,000 Leagues Under the Sea' and when I found this model of the Nautilus I just couldn't resist doing this image. Don't let the image title fool you though, we're not actually at a depth of 20,000 here...From Mitch's 3D Seite: the fish, anchor, stones, urchins and giant oyster. From 3D Cafe: the Nautilus model, plants and hammerhead shark. The material used on the Nautilus is from Steve LaRue's Hilltop Design and the material used on the hammerhead is from Chemical Studios. The sunken ship came with Carrara, and the broken pottery is by Tri-Max.

Comments (4)

ronmolina

4:53PM | Wed, 31 January 2001

Wow! Excellent.

Armands

1:39AM | Thu, 01 February 2001

Agree! :))

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jade_nyc

1:22PM | Thu, 01 February 2001

Thank you Ron and Armands - very glad you liked it and thanks for giving me a little feedback - I appreciate your taking the time to look and comment!

imagemaniac

6:46PM | Sat, 08 January 2005

A league is three miles. 20,000 leagues is the distance the Nautilus traveled on the story's journey. Biggest set backs are strange texture on the boat I'd prefer not to see, and background ocean too uniform in color and density.