Saturn V by BeyondVR
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A Saturn V rocket being readied for one of the Apollo moon shots, from Launch Complex 19 if I remember correctly. There is no fuel in it yet or it would be venting oxygen vapor. This is a closer view. You would have to have the original models to appreciate how much detail I had to add. There is also a version with the moon visible in the sky, but I thought that was just a little too cute. Poser 6/Bryce
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Comments (4)
Who paid their electricity bill?... awesome spotlights... imagine the moths eh? Looks fine by me. and the sky is very striking.
Love the pov, outstanding work!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thanks for the comments, Guys!!! Since Bryce lights are invisible, the lights that show are only for that--show. Eight clusters of 8 lights actually light the scene. The gantry and walkway lights are spheres with high ambient settings. Slightly different colors are used in the diffuse and ambient channels. John
Fantastic shot and angle of the launchpad and Saturn V