AOB (PartXXVIII) The final render by Bambam131

Bryce • Science/Medical • posted on Apr 12, 2003

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The Art of Boolean (PartXXVIII) the final render! The image shows the Independence with the Mars Lander USS Cumberland before launching to the planet surface. The image was created in Bryce 5 from scratch, all concepts and designs by me. Postwork starfield created in Universe. Thanks again for viewing and commenting on my work. PS: Someone asked how large the file was that created this image; the answer; 180 Megs. David ;-)

Comments (11)

enamoni

2:40PM | Sat, 12 April 2003

Hmm! "2004 Another Space Oddessy"! Fantastic! The details of the satelite!!! Xellent!!! Btw: What is the name of the planet ???

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shayhurs

4:17PM | Sat, 12 April 2003

Very cool, as usual! GRIN

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Euxeb007

4:59PM | Sat, 12 April 2003

Very very impressive. The details are awesome. I can't imagine the number of hours you expend for this picture...

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calum5

5:44PM | Sat, 12 April 2003

Excellent modeling.How the hell do peopld do that scrolling thing!Im so jealous!!lol:)

Sking

6:37PM | Sat, 12 April 2003

Very impressive modelling David. Superb level of detail, well done. ---- Scott.

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bonestructure

7:10PM | Sat, 12 April 2003

180 megs? Damn! Worth every K of it too.

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sackrat

7:59PM | Sat, 12 April 2003

Very, very good work !

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Doublecrash

3:51PM | Sun, 13 April 2003

Here you go, David! This is stunning!

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ITAK

2:10AM | Mon, 14 April 2003

Details, modelingis fantastic!

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Rochr

5:15PM | Mon, 14 April 2003

Perfection achieved once again! Someone should give you real parts to play with! :)

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3DKiwi

5:48PM | Wed, 16 April 2003

Outstanding as usual. Can't help thinking you need a better program than Bryce for better and faster renders. This would look even better render in an application with true radiosity.