Carrier take off by knupps
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Description
First render with Vue 7 ProStudio.
F4 from Bazze.
Blackhawk from VP.
USS Essex was a freebe.
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Comments (14)
Excellent!!
Good POV and render. Very good scene. Well done.
Very nice work!
Nice render!
Very Nice, the only problem is that the Phantom was too heavy to launch and recover from an essex class ship, and the Seahawk in the background came out loooong after the last Essez class was retired. Other than those nigglys, very nice.
Sorry about the mix of timeperiods,but the USS Essex was the only carrier I had in my fleet. They are expensive to buy, hundreds of $$$$,so I desided to use my freebe. Artistic freedom, hehehe.....
Excellent render, fine POV.
Very nice scene! Great POV and lighting. Very well done!
Mixing of eras doesn't take away from the art work. The carrier, F-4 and chopper are all well done. Can't wait for your next render. Dana P
Looks great. Keep that Artistic freedom alive.
Man, how have I managed to miss this fine military art? My favorite flying machine...fine work!
Excellent work!!!!
This is a great render! I looked at it first of all and thouht, somethings wrong,. But you knew already.... Great work with what you had. the spray is really good. rob.
Very nice composition! I am seeing only a few things that the artist might find worthy of improving: 1. There is no plum of catapult steam coming from the deck. 2. There is no visible engine exhaust, although there has to be some, considering how jet engines work in the short takeoff situation. 3. The phantom's flaps are up. This could make it plunge into water once it is off the deck. 4. The carrier itself is too lightly painted. It has to be of darker gray.