RR#27-a by Faemike55
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Description
Space port with traffic pattern on hold until the Loik lands!
This image was rendered in IRay
I'll post the same one only rendered in 3Delight
Comments (27)
Neat ships and docking station my friend. Love your space settings.
Super awesome ships, helicopter and landing strip.
The little lady is a wonderful welcome attraction, well done.
Superb!
Well done :)
I'm glad there's a railing around that walkway. Do you need mag-boots for that out here in space? Wonderful looking image, Mike!
Yep - a world of difference, indeed! They both look great, but the Iray definitely has a more realistic look. Cool experiment, Mike!
Looks like everyone wants to get into that restaurant. Nicely done.
Beautiful sci-fi image !!
I like that back drop too!!!
Had a look at both and yeah, the difference is huge! And I have to agree; that backdrop is pretty funky looking.
between a and b the lighting is best on this one
Very nice space scene, great work!
Mike, how am I supposed to dock there with my private Death Star?
Very nice scene! Busy port, totally gives me the Elite (Dangerous) feel whenever I reach one of those small outposts and figure that I can't dock there with my bigger ships.
bien
Lovely SF-fantasy atmosphere!
So very nice!
It's fine!
Super-cool scene my friend I love it!!!!
very interesting. really like that platform.
good one Mike!
Fantastic scene!!
Very nice image, Mike! Bravo!
Love it!! Loik was a favorite!!
You really are enjoying your random render series :). I like this one better.
Wonderful work my friend. God bless.
Interesting effects and variations!
very cool work Mike