German Air Field by kjer_99
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Description
A lone Focke Wulf 189 reconnaissance aircraft takes off, carrying its three-man crew on an early dawn mission toward Russian lines. (This aircraft was used mostly on the Eastern Front for reconnaissance and close ground support by the Luftwaffe.) No special story here; just trying to use up a bunch of german military models. However, I have quite a few credits to acknowledge, so here goes:
Ju52/3m g5e: Net freebie.
Me.109E-1: by Oleg Pomoshnikov purchased at http://gunpoint-3d.com/.
Fw.189A-1: Net freebie by Eponza 3d (or something like that--I think).
DKW- f8 car: by Oleg Pomoshnikov purchased at http://gunpoint-3d.com/.
Kubelwagen: by adh3d.
Bike-catepillar: by adh3d.
German Open-Cab Truck: by adh3d.
Panzerwag Sdsfz 223: by Oleg Pomoshnikov purchased at http://gunpoint-3d.com/.
Tower: by crampfenburg (freebie at www.3dcommune.com).
Hangers: by crampfenburg (freebie at www.3dcommune.com).
Barracks: by crampfenburg (freebie at www.3dcommune.com).
Headquarters Building: by crampfenburg (freebie at www.3dcommune.com).
Trees: by oldworld (freebie at www.3dcommune.com).
Mountains: Actually a net freebie of the Teton mountains--this German airfield is a long way from Europe! Grin. Sorry can't locate readme on this one.
Sky and hill terrains: by me.
Rendered in Bryce 5.5. Thanks for dropping by and taking a look. Encouraging or helpful comments and suggestions are appreciated.
Jeremy

Comments (5)
I'm sitting here admiring this one and the level of detail, right down to the lights on the building. Really great job on this one.
Alot of work.Nicely displayed! :B eaver !
Good image
Very nice and hard job.
A ..the BF109 one of my favs and in the back a JU-52 ...my Grandfather was crew in one of them during WW2...i really miss his stories