Moored (Back) by faveral

Bryce • Sea/Undersea • posted on Aug 24, 2003

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Ship modelled in 3DS Max 4 Textured and rendered in Bryce 5 Post in PS7 Thank you all for your nice comments about the previous rendering of this boat. Since I don't want to bore you with tens of views of it, next picture will be a composite of all the details of it, and that will be it for this model. Also, to answer some questions I've had, I never thought of putting it up for sale, but why not... It still needs a lot of work tho. Let me know if you see anything that needs obvious improvement. Again thanks !

Comments (13)

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Claymor

9:57PM | Sun, 24 August 2003

I've been working on a similar model for a LONG time....this is fabulous.

amethyss

10:07PM | Sun, 24 August 2003

Brilliant work.Only thing I see that could use work is th mountain in back.But it is hard to take eyes off the ship .

Sking

10:07PM | Sun, 24 August 2003

Stunning work and excellent model. Well done. ---- Scott.

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Sue88

10:32PM | Sun, 24 August 2003

I love the coloring and the mood of this image and the boat looks very, very nice. :)

jstsittinghere

12:03AM | Mon, 25 August 2003

fantastic color! that model is amazing! excellent!

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zfigure7

1:45AM | Mon, 25 August 2003

What a model of ship. Lots of work and pleasure to look at it. Good stuff!!

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jimjabbo

1:45AM | Mon, 25 August 2003

You did that in MAX 4?...wow!...awesome...well done...musta taken u a while to do tho....I would LOVE to see other views of it...that is so good...I have had 3D studio for DOS Max 3,4 and now 5 and I am a 4th semester student doing Multimedia integration....but the amount of work involved in that boat would be rather daunting...I also served in the Royal Navy and am into boats (sic).....congrats dude!

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