"Good to Go!" by steelrazer
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
i thought i would try something on the ground this time...i like the "heavy" look that military aircraft has on the ground...the look that tells me that only magic could get that hunk of bolts and wire into bird mode...
bazze f4u, ApMax,adh3d flight suit, m3 and assorted duds all cobbled together....
flight plan filed in poser, signed off in vue 6inf, tanks topped off in cs3...enjoy!

Comments (23)
Very nice!
Oh I love that!
Nice work.....realistic render.
Nothing on earth sounds like a WWII aero engine...dern good work, bud!!
This looks great - excellent work on the dust being kicked up by the prop.
Awesome image! Excellent work!!!
Excellent work, nice idea !!
excellent atmosphere... ;o)
Great job - love the sense of action. The clear render and great lighting gets it very high marks for realism too. Great job!
Thats a super render.....
very nice work,good render!..
Lovely render ! My father was one of those pilots in WWII ! He passed away earlier this year and this render just had me go through good memories ! Thanks !
Agree with all here. You've done a superb job with this and the dust kicked up adds a very realistic touch. Excellent!
Very good. I love the Corsair.
Just great. Apart from the toylike Poser figure it looks quite real.
Nice title and stunning image.......very nice artwork !!! 5* Hugs:)
Very well done...excellent!!
Superb composition - stunningly realistic and the dust raised by the prop is the just perfect!
Cool 1
Very good pose and scene. Good light and render.
WOW! WOW! WOW! WOW! WOW! Shall I go on..... Great one mate! Rob.
Looking very good! Excellent render. I post some aviation photographs from time to time and have a similar shot (taken from the other side) showing the pilot sitting waiting for clearance to take off and studying his opening aerobatic moves to be executed right after takeoff. It shows the "heaviness" of the Corsair on the ground rather well...huge, long nose...small pilot, etc. I'll fiddle a little with it and get it posted for you and Rob. Bill
Lovely!!