The Saucer by KatesFriend
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During the last hour of the last night of the last quarter of the moon. That's when they come. To remote roadless locations, near small forgotten towns. That's where they go. Places once alive and human. Places once proud with the wealth of industry. Places that harnessed their rivers and streams for the power to feed mills and mines and factories. Places discarded as the greater profit moved to greener and cheaper pastures. Places now claimed by a very different population. Places again thriving with a new but sinister industry. As centres for alien regeneration. It is in these darkened places that David Vincent seeks The Invaders.
PLEASE ZOOM IN FOR BEST VIEWING Greetings everyone and thank you so much for taking a look at my very first Vue rendering. Now before you all get too impressed by the result of my (well, not really) first trial at this new (for me) application, I would like to point out that much of this scene was created from one of the sample scenes supplied with the Vue software. However, I did make several modifications to the landscape in order to provide this close up segment. A valuable learning process, may I say. I also discovered that Vue can be terribly temperamental when it comes to importing Poser objects and characters. It took great effort to squeeze the alien saucer into the landscape without causing the programme to crash. Though, once it was in the scene was surprisingly stable as I developed it. One of the many quirks that I will have to learn to cope with in the months ahead. With that in mind, if anyone knows of some good tutorials for merging Poser and Vue works I would be very thankful for your assistance. Anyways, I hope everyone is ready for the long weekend - that is, if you celebrate Labour Day where you live. Cheers! Credits: Alien saucer is by Basilone at TurboSquid (http://www.turbosquid.com/3d-models/3d-model-ufo-tv-invaders/314654)
Comments (32)
Its a fantastic scene! I love the UFO...and excellent Vue render!! Congratulations!
SUPER COOL, OUTSTANDING CREATION!!!
ME GUSTA.
use to love that show, (the invaders) watched it weekly. great job on the likness of the saucer from the series clayton, brings back memories, 8++
Nice Rendering. I see I am not the only one to recognize the ship and where it is from. I used to have the model of the ship, but l;ost it somewhere along the way.
Watch out for folks with fake pinky fingers! LOL XD I used to love that show. Great scene!
Gah! this brings back memories of sitting in front of the TV (you're sitting too close!) and watching shows like this... Great render
Looks like a movie scene my friend, splendid creation, absolutely perfect!
A super scene with this amazing flying saucer and how you have made it glow. Super work and a great first effort.
Excellent work with beautiful lights effects.Bravo!
You did a really great job on this one Clayton, and the effects and detailing are splendid. Of course you know by now what thought is racing through my mind right now. (Where is David Vincent at) ;)
Great work
awesome totally,thats excatly looking like the one who abducted me and took me to spackoland,i have not returned yet from that fantastic place lol.
fantastic image!! wonderful render!!
Good sci-fi scene.
Super 1st vue!!!!
First one ???You would never know it I love how you chose to make the saucer green GO GREEN!! even with aliens lol:: fantastic ~
Very nicely done! :)
This is amazing render clayton,Great lights and effects..
A well done first, I'm envious! :)
Way cool sci-fi!
Sweet work I like this story :)
This is really cool!!
Very nice Vue work ... very impressive!!! I look forward to your continued work with this program. :-)
Terrific work!
Just fantastic. I enjoyed taking in all the detail. Depth of field is excellent. I love the concept: lonely and eerie, a throw back to the 60s sci-fi TV shows.
I
ve yet to make the VUE plunge, but it looks like youve done well with it so far. Great stuff!Wow! That's really cool. Ultra-Realistic!
cool sci_fi :D
Very realistic look and lighting. Very well done. Dana