Like In a Museum by tallpindo
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Victoria and Simon decided to explore the DH-4 once it was reasonably finished. This is as big I can do without having it say cannot load texture after I finish a render and retrun to preview. For the one with wires and marking you'll have to wait for the return to Carrara. Meanwhile DAZStudio cut me to the bone on texture names and is holding the tire color ransom. In an unusaul move Poser insists that manifold and Monarch 587 is the same thing so the exhaust manifolds and rear Lewis guns have to be the same material as the wingstruts and landing gear struts. In the tottering tyrant area of data base management you will get threatened for using a 9 digit ZIP code or for putting parentheses on yur telephone area code which is not allowed to be real but must remain forever what it once was before new area codes were reassigned. Good and Evil!! Yes or No! Stealing!!! I am going to waffle a bit on just how high up that Liberty sits. There was an inverted Allison built 1410 to get the crank higher and there were geared versions to get it lower. Most seemed to have two bladed propellors but this one had four. Some of the props are simple and some wicked metal wrapped scimatars.

Comments (11)
Stunning work! 5!
bonne image, Dale
Any thing to mess with our heads it seems.. that app is having issues for unknown reasons. which I find intriguing, because it's supposed to be stable? hmmm love these contrasting dark colors and also the modeling is ace*work again!
Fantastic work Dale.....!!!!
wondrous.
Fine job of mastering the program monsters to make this render ring true...As always great lines....
Superb plane!
Another magnificent modeling job to grace our screens! The plane looks in pristine shape, with nary a patch to cover any bullet holes. But I still can't used to the idea of a four-bladed prop on those WWI aircraft.
real super modelling . cool image too
Very great work. :-) hugs sessan
Beautiful...