Underground City by London224
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Sickly as a young child I remember my parents getting me a TV... this is the early 50's folks... and I use to watch all these adventure programs about finding lost cities.
This is my creation of such that I will provide on Cornucopia possibly this weekend since I should be able to finish it tomorrow.
I think I will provide this as a scene made up of the cave and three structure groups for those who would like to use them elsewhere or do something totally different in its place. As seen here, it is also complete. I will be adding fallen boulders, ladders and other dusty items.
I guess for my Promo image I should start looking for an Indiana Jones figure. Anyone know of a good one drop me a note here.
Oh... and Zoom In Please.....
Comments (9)
After travelling through Arizona, Utah, Colorado and New Mexico, I wanted to create models of indian villages "pasted" with cliffs. Your city looks like any of these villages.
This is going to be a superb model, Don.
Yep, reminds me of the pueblos of the American SW. Looks great! You can assemble a reasonable Indiana Jones character with M3 and some bits at DAZ. - M3 Everyday Wear - Relic Hunter Essentials - Traveling Togs They're all Platinum Club pieces, so not expensive.
AmaZZZZZZZZZZZZZzzzzzzzzing view!
love it!
I watched some of those lost city programs too, along with Flash Gordon with Buster Crab. There were also the Tarzan movies. They all inspired a lot of people. As RJS has said, there is an OK character available at DAZ3D. - Bob
Excellent modeling and rendering.
I just love it
Very cool set - I can see where you got your inspiration!