The Battle at Doomcastle by Django

Poser • Fantasy • posted on Jan 07, 2005

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As the two armys arived King Dj decided not to loose time, after a nights rest ..they attacked Doomcastle early in the morning. The plan was as easy as ingenious. While Prince Abduls catapults and archers coverd them the northmen under the command of Kagar took the westwall of the castle. The amazones took care of the maingate. King Dj watched them charge away , when it was taken he would follow, there was some unfinished buisness with Bad Red Fred and a certain Lady. Enjoy Dj PS.Finally i have the chance to intigrate my mediaval Models in a story ecpesially the catapults that im quite proud of. Had to do a background render of the the battle first utilzing Life Grafix, i doubt Poser would have handled such a scene with 600 objects. (Render time 1 minute for life grafix)Then i fused it in poser, the dust and smoke was added in photoshop ulead particle effects (cool freeware) as well as some lighting changes.

Comments (10)

patrice79

8:39AM | Fri, 07 January 2005

impressive busy scene with an excellent lightning and what a super catapult, superb modeling !

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CarolSassy

9:07AM | Fri, 07 January 2005

Awesome battle scene! Very detailed and exciting! I especially like the castle! V (:

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papachile

10:37AM | Fri, 07 January 2005

NICE! I like that epic battle look!! Such depth!! Very cool!

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Moebius87

10:44AM | Fri, 07 January 2005

I think that you've found your technique! The more detailed foreground elements done in Poser, but the larger, epic scale background stuff in LifeGrafix. Now we're really cooking! :o)

paintgirl

11:34AM | Fri, 07 January 2005

Excellent image with fantastic atmosphere. Love the whole thing!

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