The first Armageddon... by Bleze

Terragen • Fantasy • posted on Mar 09, 2003

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Well...a bit postwork this time..., sorry for that. Rendered with Terragen and Cinema 4D, and a bit Photoshop... Thanks 4 viewing!

Comments (75)

andytw

1:23PM | Sun, 09 March 2003

WOW! This is simply stunning.

SoundChaser

1:29PM | Sun, 09 March 2003

Incredible! Is that red stuff a TG surface? This looks simply awesome...

SearedIce

1:32PM | Sun, 09 March 2003

Wow...amazing! Very good! The postwork is perfect also! But would it have looked like this before the meteor hit?

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prutzworks

1:33PM | Sun, 09 March 2003

cool !!

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Bleze

1:36PM | Sun, 09 March 2003

@ SoundChaser: the red stuff is original Terragen Lava...:)

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Dotthy

1:38PM | Sun, 09 March 2003

Great composition!

ICB

1:40PM | Sun, 09 March 2003

Excellent

Maeuselinchen

1:58PM | Sun, 09 March 2003

Great work - congrats!!

dikaios

2:11PM | Sun, 09 March 2003

what about the lava flow? is this pure tg? looks great!

christianfly

2:47PM | Sun, 09 March 2003

I prefer to be here now ;-)) Excellent !!!

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Calle66

2:54PM | Sun, 09 March 2003

ohne worte .........

vangogh

2:58PM | Sun, 09 March 2003

Very dramatic and exciting to look at. You did an excellent job on the meteor and it's trail.

Golog

3:45PM | Sun, 09 March 2003

wow, very well done!!! incredible lava and postwork!

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Pelican

4:02PM | Sun, 09 March 2003

Don't feel sorry for that postpro, excellent composition !!

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Xlars

4:11PM | Sun, 09 March 2003

Woooow Bleze !!! I agree with the above said this is AWESOME work, you said that the red stuff is pure TG, fantastic. Could I ask what more than the meteor and the flying Pteranodons (?) is postwork. You must also have rendered this in enourmous size? Super cool work. Excellent and my vote for hot 20

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