Early Morning Breakfast (revised) by andromeda13

Vue • Landscape • posted on Oct 16, 2003

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Beautiful model of chuck wagon by Helmut Schaub.

Comments (17)

Larry-L

7:53PM | Thu, 16 October 2003

Wow! Tremendous.

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IreneS

8:33PM | Thu, 16 October 2003

This is an incredible image. Fabulous.

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iloco

8:41PM | Thu, 16 October 2003

What an improvement from your previous image. Very well done. :o)

Lorraine

9:05PM | Thu, 16 October 2003

wow this is great I love the additions...excellent excellent....

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Brian S.

12:34AM | Fri, 17 October 2003

That is great!

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davidrivera

1:40AM | Fri, 17 October 2003

Outstanding image!!

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Panic912

8:49AM | Fri, 17 October 2003

Very nice image! I like the chuck wagon and the fruit on it very much!

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timefighter

8:50AM | Fri, 17 October 2003

Very realistic work. Love the details in the wagon.

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TheWingedOne

9:28AM | Fri, 17 October 2003

Great details! But where are settlers? Hopefully there hadn't been an ambush. I read in some old books that having a breakfast in the plains could've been quite dangerous those days.;)

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Trouble

11:00AM | Fri, 17 October 2003

Super render on that model. Helmut does have excellent models.

zxcvb

11:39AM | Fri, 17 October 2003

Excellent model and render , well done:-)

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NorthernCreed

12:17PM | Fri, 17 October 2003

almost smell the mesquite ;) love this image well done!!! and a vote ;)

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RalfBlitz

3:55PM | Fri, 17 October 2003

great model ...super background ..a wonderful picture!

Flycatcher

6:50PM | Fri, 17 October 2003

Like all of Helmut's models, this one is superb and you have done a very good job with it here, and the fruit, vegetables and utensils add a nice touch of realism. I agree with TheWingedOne though - the presence of a settler or two, or even a horse, would complete the scene.

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