Girls From T.N.A: Breitlenger Jar: Ch 5 Pg 10 by RodS
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Time to get the new year started off right - with the Girls' continuing adventures!
I know these have been coming a little slower than normal (whatever 'normal' is...). I'm not big on making New Year's "resolutions" but I am making a concerted effort to speed things up - because there's a lot of story to tell.... There are going to be some fun twists in the storyline, and some new faces will be appearing - some allies, and some.......well, NOT allies!
This story has truly taken on a life of its own, and who knows where it will lead? Stay tuned...
Hope everyone is staying warm - it's been brutally cold here the last couple of weeks. I haven't been able to get the Phantom into the air in so long, I think she's forgotten how to fly!
I'm going to be working on the Pinups of the Month, too - you'll see some of the Girls that didn't appear last year, and some new faces as well. And of course some of our "regulars" too.
As always, thank you all so much for your visits, comments and support - as well as your friendship! I have never been a member of any on-line community as I have been here - and I plan on being here for a long time!
You all really do ROCK!
Homestead buildings by Dryjack
Ranpha, Trish, and Rico by our good friend Dan (Diemamker) - Thanks, buddy, they're having a great time!
Sam by Mike (Mrestey) - She's lovin' it, too! Thanks, Mike!
Landscaped by me, rendered in Vue 10.
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Comments (33)
Ok, so my brilliant question is "if you spray painted something with an invisibility cloak would you be able to see it or would the paint just disappear?" I mean paint seems way too primitive not to be sucked up by an invisibility cloak but on the other hand is the shield just something optical that fools the eye? If you can bump into it, would something stick to it and if it did stick would it be visible? I suppose it depends on the technology at hand.
The mystery deepens it seems huh. And someone's going to have a headache in the morning lol Excellent detailing once more, as always a fine job Rod. Well done Rob
Great series, Rod! Yes, I also feel at home here at Renderosity, but I must say I have been in some lack of time the last months to visit regularly so I try to catch up. It always a pleasure and fun to visit your page! :o)