Amousican History - Transcontinental Railroad by coa
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The final gold spike was driven on May 10, 1869 in Promotory, Utah. But, of course, before they could drive in the last spike..."the guys" had to build it!
Daz; Renderosity
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Comments (37)
Fabulous and very cutie historical scene!!!Splendid as Your usual!:DDD.Hugsxx
This is realy awesome :-) hugs Mike
Lovely render, as usual ! :o)
Excellent!
most excellent Wendy well done
That's a cool series :-) Keep them coming!!
Great Image Wendy.. I love those little outfits.
A lot of work to do by the little mousies! :) Very cute!
Another outstanding historical scene Wendy...splendid details and I just know they are all humming or singing, "I've Been Working On the Railroad," in their little mousie voices! Bravo!!!
I just love all you stuff, never fails to put a smile on my face. johnny
splendid idea again, Wendy! i like the detail and the outfit of the mice. excellent composed and executed scene! :)
Wieder eine fantastische Maus-Scene- wonderful work!
Excellent scene :)
Really nice scene, Wendy!
Love those(trainspotting)Mousies !
Fantastic atmosphere. Great characters and poses. They seem to work hard. I'll call them if my toy train needs repairing. 8-) Excellent.
another great one! superb creativity!
Too cute!! all smiles
Cool :-)
What a fantastic image! Your details and setting is incredible. Didn't know the 'guys' could work that hard.
Hee hee, I wonder if they ever miss and clobber each other in the head! Not these meecies I'm sure, they look like hard workers to me. Well done Wendy!
Wonderful detail and such hard workers! Well done, yet again, Wendy ;}}
Go west young mouse! Great job again Wendy! :B eaver !
love it!!!! This new series is outstanding for it is so educational, yet you present with that special touch you have Wendy. I can hear the banging of the hammers as they put in each rail!! Excellent work.
Superbly done! :)
Yeah, what would we do without our mousoneers? A wonderful one again Wendy. I love the way they do the work, it seems they are very experienced and do not face too many bugs. Cool!
Excellent work! I wonder where you take all this inspiration from. :)
Ha - wonderfull little story - many details and i like th little mouses - tolle arbeit
I love the scene!!! LOL
Just Love it..Fantastic image and Superb Work..