Low and Deadly by steelrazer
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Description
The Hawker Typhoon, intended as a "High and Mighty" high altitude interceptor found it's true niche against the Reich as a "Low and Deadly" ground attack platform/low altitude bomber. As such, it inflicted severe damage to the German supply lines and served with distinction in support of the Allied ground troops. Its tough, pugnacious looks easily matched its battlefield reputation.
Hawker Typhoon: Superbly crafted aircraft by Touchwood, available at ontarget3d.
German locomotive and train: Available generously for free by Chris34 on sharecg, re-textured down in the basement paintshop.
Barn/stable free at sharecg by alkoponen.
Power poles by Faveral from his Farbourg town set.
PoserPro2014, Vue6Infinite, PS Cs3
Comments (13)
Fantastic!!!
Awesome action scene!
This is an Amazing Scene!!!! You did a Fantastic Job!!!!
excellent work and composition. The typhon was really lethal
Yeah, this is real action I like. Well made. I hope to see more such stuff... ;-)
Your martial scenes are always a treat. Keep up the good work.
Danged - there went the dining car! Now we have to wait 'til the next stop for lunch!
Excellent work. This train won't be going any farther. Keep up the good work, or should I say excellent work? :-)
PS - Hope all is well with you! The image suggests you're recovering. Glad to see that!
very good
Fantastic scene and composition.
Fabulous action scene. Splendid composition.
Excellent work!!
The 'steelrazor' effect.....give you a steam train and you blow it up.....yehhhh more!! Love it when you take a can opener to a model, you do it so well....marvelous stuff...
Magnificent! POW is great and postwork are also superb! :-)