Eye in the Sky by steelrazer
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Description
The Henschel Hs 126 two seater reconnaissance and observation plane. The Hs 126, an excellent short take off and landing aircraft that also had great low speed capabilities, was the predecessor to the Hs 189 Uhu (Owl) the so called Flying Eye of the German army.
I'm just trying some different atmospheres and tricks with depth to try to get some distance with bright sunlit atmospheres in Vue. Reflected light is tricky as well and is a constant adventure. Also gave me a chance to use Pedro's excellent Hs 126 again.
Henschel Hs 126: Free by Pedro Caparros at sharecg.com
Flight crew: Epici low poly enemy LW0R1 retexed and augmented (and practically invisible here)/
Poser7, Vue6Infinite, Ps Cs3
Comments (15)
A flawless work, as always, Bill. The lighting and the mise en scene is excellent. But ... The texture you used is not of the Legion Condor (I'm sure), is of the Luftwaffe and I think they use in Greece. Instead of flying in the Pyrenees, you could say that patrol on Mount Olympus. Thanks for the mention
Thanks, Pedro, for the info...I stand corrected.
An excellent scene!
Awesome scene! Really well done!
Great work on the mountains and snow. Nice model.
Another brilliant image Bill!, very striking....once again the letterbox format gives a nice feeling of 'place'.....
Well done!
Wonderful render!
Cool. Very fine picture.
Nice one!
Beautiful render!
So realistic, superbly done!!
sweet! and great mountains, too!
Wow!! Weelie ...veeery nice.
One of you're best! Simple but totally flawless! As Pedro said, this is a Luftwaffe version.. The Spanish has different insignia's.. No matter though.. Wonderful work.. Rob