Bounce! by Osper
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Description
No not the kind you put in your dryer. ;) Just a little something to stir up the blood pressure, especially if you are in the Zekes.
A P40 pilot once stated that as long as they had support they would take on anything.
The P40's are by Bazze modified to P40N.
The Zekes (Zeros) are by Beyond VR modified by Osper enterprises.
Textures by Osper Enterprises from an idea I spotted on the Web!
Comments (58)
Really a superb image! 5/5
Very good action scene.
Fantastic arrangment! Looks like they are scrambling to engage. :)
Cool scene!
Fantastic image! Great textures and models. Excellent work!!
Beautiful image, great flyers n great composition
Very impressive image,well done :)
This can't be 3d man... it's beautiful!!!
Excellent drama and movement.
Beautiful render. I always liked the P-40s solid pre war design - in many aspects more like a deco-racer than a combat aircraft. Zero and Me-109: the TIE-fighters of WW II !
stunning work on lights and textures.
Nice WWII action scene - love the sense of motion and action. I can almost hear the engines with their throttles pushed to the stops...
Nice scene!!!
Wow, they really look like they are flying...excellent work!
Nice render what all did you do for mods on these. Overland and fighting P-40's try making an Oscar or a Tony they were the army planes of choice.
Great work
Excellent work on this.. Render has a great feel of movement and a superb depth of field..well done!
cool flight scene, love aeroplanes and stuff around:)
Did one ever bounce in the Pacific Theater? You apparantly have found the dialog to prove it. I always thought it was an over Europe phrase. I think it refers to that aeroelastic point when you go from positive g in cruise to negative g entering a dive without a wingover. That point at which you truly wish to be in a Spitfire with Tillie's diaphram in the SU.
Great pic and gallery
Excellent dogfight image, well done...
Wow, what a fight !
Wonderful creation !!! Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year !!! Hugs Karin:)
Gorgeous work and lovely light and effects!
Stunning work!
Stunning, no awesome work. An incredible image.
A great dogfight scene.
Very dramatic and great work!