The Beast ( For T-Rex ) by neiwil
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T-rex has been entertaining us with pictures from his model collection and in the process bringing back happy memories of younger days. I built hundreds of kits as a kid and ove the years they have all gone...(most to the hands of my own young children).Well at least the kids can't get their hands on my hard drive....The top image is a re-post from my old gallery (took a while to find it and not entirely sure I still had it but..)
The Jagdpanther was a freebie at Vanishing Point many years ago, now updated and available from ranman38's excellent range at Ontarget3D. Troops are Vogel Einze by ThunderR.
The lower image I've never posted before though it pre-dates the top one.The JagdPanther as it came out of the file on the left.On the right after it had been through my paintshop.
So this is for Michael, thanks mate.....next more from Liverpool Pier Head with a connection to T-Rex's earlier ship model posts.
Comments (17)
Hi Neil Welcome back to the artist that is you. I love your photographs and the stories that always go with them but I have to confess mate its your artwork that I really look forward to to - keep em coming.
Hello Neil! Good to see you posting some military poser stuff again. Nicely done!
Excellent work!
I love these.
Neil...nice to have you back from the woodwork! Terrific render...definitely feels like a winter scene...great job!
OH, WOW, Neil! Yes, I DO remember the upper image. A LONG time ago. And I was wowwed out by it already back then! Particularily by the excellent snow work around the moving tracks, and the foggy background. Man, do I still have a lot to learn! And the lower image - yupp, I have the yellow one, straight out of the box. But the one on the right I've never seen before. Excellent paint work! And you've even gotten the zimmerit anti-magnetic paste on there. It looks SO 3D I wonder whether it's paint or an added mesh. And the added details, like that chain and cable and the skirt armour. Yupp! It's a beast, alright, if you're at the wrong end of that long barrel! Thanks a LOT for posting! Check my gallery for your surprise. Keep up the good work! :-) A grateful T.Rex.
fantastic image!
Love the addition of the German Shepherd in the top picture
I think the title of the top image was "Take the dog to THAT tree over there". ;) (No fire hydrants in the Ardennes I guess). If I send over my Jag can you paint it??? .................................Your usual well done stuff.
Superb!
awesome. a twofer. great images, and I agree with the memories bit too. Our models suffered the same fate it seems.
Stunning a true return to your Render days mate!!!!! Long may they live.. I hope one day, The Factory may bring forth a new item lol Brilliant and Fave! Great dedi.. Rob
Nice to see you back in town... aehm... in Renderosity. ;-) The first picture remembers me on russian winter... good job.
Great work putting it through your paintshop!
Nice to see some renders from you--even if they are old ones.
Great to see you rendering again, can't wait to see more!!
Wow - big scene and so many details, e.g. the condensate which helps to imagine the coldness in the scene. And as always: a dog is a boys best friend.