Hindenburg by kenwas
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Vue 7 Infinite
Comments (63)
Excellent rend shading colors contrast
Outstanding terrain & mat work!
Well done!!
The terrain looks great especially in full size view.
Very nice terrain! Well done.
Fantastic work.
Wow! Looks excellent, Ken!!
Stone Me, mate! this is top stuff. FAV straight away! Rob.
WOW...Impressive...!!!
Very beautiful image!!!
Excellent work!
Wonderful image!
Beautiful rendering of a beautiful though flawed airship. Bill
This is amazing work Ken. I was always fascinated with the hisory of this amazing air ship. Its so sad and tragic it met its end the way it did.
Stunning work again Ken. I learn so much just by looking at you work. Thanks ... Emil.
Awesome landscape!
sparing hues and light make it a real candy!
I read recently that some company is going to start flying such craft again for passengers.the sky and terrain are excellent
Great. Hardly anything more fascinating than one of those giants. What a shame that era came to an end all too early.
Fantastic image and excellent concept !!! 5+ Hugs:)
Superb piece very well done!
Strange to consider the huge distances covered by these airships without refuelling. good image.
Excellent composition. Fantastic landscape and light!
Great work!!
Very good scene. Great light and render.
Fantastic Mountains !!!
Great scene! That snowy terrain is just amazing :) Superbly done!
Woow!! Superb view!! very realistic and beautiful terrain!! Great work!!
love it ... excellent feel to this render! Makes me think of how fragile traveling in those Zepplins was ... especially traveling so close to the top of that freezing mountain!
Think it would have been more historically accurate to portray in over an ocean, since it was used on Trans-Atlantic runs.