Discovery at Bordeaux by kenwas
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Description
The German submarine pens at Bordeaux at the end of WW2. Two US naval officers (on left) discuss an amazing discovery from a by-gone era.
Excellent submarine pen by Don Webster available at C3D as is the steam punk sub.
Comments (65)
A superb scene!
This is a magnificent work, really a masterpiece, congratulations!
Awesome work!!!!
very impressive.
Awesome work :)
This is so real, I thought it was a photo. Awesome!
Awesome work! Well Done!
so very well done scene!
Excellent scene of the ship or like it 20000 league underthe sea awsome detail shading textures colors well done Art work
wooow perfect render, awesome well done.
Holy cow that's an incredible render and fantastic model!!!
WOW, Just WOW! One of your best in my opinion. I'd love to have a wallpaper of this baby to fit my 24" screen.
Almost photographic realism, very nicely done!
Impressive...Reminds me of scene in a game called Wolfenstein that I played many years ago.
cool image!! nice work!
Amazing! Absolutely wonderful!!!
Very photorealistic lighting - looks amazing!
Outstanding image
MASTERPIECE
nice ...
amazing scene and detail - love that steampunkish sub!
This is mightily impressive, great models, superbly presented.More like this is a must...
Wow! this is awesome, Ken!! :)
Outstanding lighting and composition!
Fantastic artwork! Great realism and very well detailed!
I particularly like the lighting here, very good.
Wonderful!
Terrific scene! Love the realistic water on top of everything else!!
very impressive scene n submarine
I´ve been there, it is impressive! love this scene Ken. thanks.