Lone Soldier by Maxidyne
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Description
This was more of a learning project really. I do most of my rendering in Octane but have never had much success rendering figures so I thought I'd try Daz Studio and this is the result so far.
Michael 8 figure using the Dan character by Phoenix 1966 and the World War II U.S. Uniform by Luthbel.
Thanks for looking.
Mike.
Comments (13)
I see that, as you wrote me a few days ago, Daz is a very good software for characters! Very realistic! Hat off!
...and you succeeded very well! Very good composition!
well done
well done!
And I thought this was a selfie at first. The territory looks like the hedge row country in Normandy, France. A sniper at every corner. Keep up the good work! :-)
Excellent render!
he really looks the part and as if he is actually in the photo background
..great realistic scene
Now you're just showing off, Mike!!! Maybe I should just hang up my mouse (LOL)!!!!!!! Great job. There is a great WWII motorcycle and side car that would look outstanding in this render with your flair for vehicles. Just a thought.
Thanks for the comments everyone. I'm just getting to grips with Daz Studio as it's workflow is slightly different to the last version of Poser I used. I really have to give credit to Luthbel for the stunning work on the uniform. It really is top notch and well worth the money. I just hope that the vendor makes more uniforms.
Fantastic job, very realistic image
great shot
this is so scary and alone you never know your last moment and your all alone. And thinking out loud so you never make a sound. Cause a sound might be your last. Well done design. Harold