Last Mile to Rome by decadence

Bryce • Historical • posted on May 03, 2004

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Construction of one of the many Aqueducts of Rome... Pretty much scratch built except for the Coliseum in the background.Bryce 5 and Poser. Thanks for having a look!

Comments (52)

rschissler

7:51PM | Tue, 04 May 2004

This is incredible!

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dml2000

9:33PM | Tue, 04 May 2004

A true master of your craft... The presentation resembles more a masterpiece on canvas as opposed to a 3D render... PS Ya gotta do the chariot race from Ben Hur Regards DML2000 :-)

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orbital

2:09AM | Wed, 05 May 2004

A brilliant piece with lots of detail without being OTT. Well done!

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Swade

4:44PM | Wed, 05 May 2004

This is an AWESOME image. I love all the detail you have here. Not too much.... but just enough to keep the eyes/mind mesmerized. Excellent work. "Vote"

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zfigure7

8:31PM | Wed, 05 May 2004

Too much to see in one take! Simply excellent effort on this beloved piece!! Fine work indeed!

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TheBryster

7:26AM | Thu, 06 May 2004

Really great stuff! I'm so impressed!

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ynottry

3:15PM | Thu, 06 May 2004

Outstanding work! Your "scratch built" skills are par excellence!!!

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dissect

6:40PM | Thu, 06 May 2004

Amazing Job!

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cermit

4:01AM | Fri, 07 May 2004

wow..thats exceptional render

DarbyO

4:28PM | Fri, 07 May 2004

5 stars is RIGHT! THis is truly awesome! I am filled with admiration for your artistry, your patience and your modeling skills as well! BRAVO!

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esper77

9:07PM | Sat, 08 May 2004

Wow! There's so much detail, excellent work!

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lemonjim

12:17AM | Sun, 09 May 2004

awesome, my jaw drops. love the windlass.

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Glistens

12:12PM | Mon, 10 May 2004

I agree, excellent detail. Looks as though you were there to witness it - now how old are you, really?? :o)

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bs58

6:20PM | Mon, 10 May 2004

One of THE best Bryce scenes I've ever had the pleasure of viewing....Incredible attention to detail, and such a clear render too!! Amazing!!!

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ITAK

2:06AM | Fri, 04 June 2004

Just excellent work! Textures, models and atmosphere are perfect! My compliments!

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tempest967

6:50PM | Sun, 30 October 2005

Excellent.

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solo53

4:50PM | Tue, 21 November 2006

Nice details. Really good and complete job !

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DocMikeB

9:05AM | Sat, 30 June 2007

Splendid scene, very realistic representation of the construction of an aqueduct. 5+++++!!

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pixeltek

12:27PM | Sun, 04 November 2007

Water, the real power of Rome. It kept them healthier and cleaner than the rest of the world's citizenry, and was the true edge of that civilization. Wherever you go, you can find evidence that as soon as they settled in, water was brought in by any means possible, and usually that meant aqueducts. In the fabulous new Roman museum in Arles, once a provincial Roman capital, you can see all sorts of details on water transportation, as well as the, to the Roman unrecognized, downside, the lead pipes used in the final, inner-city water distribution. Everywhere I went, be it Epidaurus, Volubilis, Bosra, or Ephesus, to name but a few, you can see clay pipes, or stone channels, leading to every house and building to support it with water. In Sicily, I believe, there is even an Amphitheater that has water channels running along the seating blocks. So, while listening to th actors, one would hear the splash and murmor of running water in the background. Another magnificent and important receation by you.

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