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Description
no the local car club is in the garage playing poker
I have had the Movie Sets, City Block 04 for sometime and failed to use it
product credits Dreamlandmodels
1937 Buick Special for Poser
1939 Ford Coupe for Poser
1951 Chevy Panel Van
1951 Chevy Pickup for Poser
1954 Chevy Bel Air for Poser
Movie Sets, City Block 04
2005 Ford Mustang for Poser
Comments (23)
KILLER IDEA ! I LOVE IT. EXCELLENT RENDER AND CINCEPT. THANKS FOR YOUR PREVIOUS COMMENTS AND CONCERN. I HOPE YOU AND BODIE ARE DOING WELL.
A fantastic render using Lot #4. Excellent POV and wonderful scene elements! This turned out great! Happy Thanksgiving! Hope you are enjoying it to the max!!!!!
Excellent multi-car scene, render and lighting!
Fantastic composition, very fine done!
Nicely done!
Super image!!!
Oh ! I thought it was a photography, first ! You tricked me (giggles !) Perfect work !
Impressive scene, I can never get large scale scenes like this to work in Poser.
Hope those GM guys or girls don't molest the Fords. Nice one.
Excellent
you sure don't see a lot of those old Texaco signs anymore...Excellent work!
It is very beautiful and very nice!
Awesome scene!
Wonderful composition,excellent done as always!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Fantastic done.
Great work on this scene, Richard! Those city blocks are awesome, and you did a super job with this one.
Great bunch of very cool cars! Outstanding!
Very well done setup and fantastic render!!!
Excellent
Great idea!
Oh, all those lovely cars! You've set this up perfectly Richard! Hope Bodie is keeping warm!
Another beautiful vintage scene
when you first posted this (around t.giving) I thought it was a photo. You really captured the dissolving feel of atmosphere, and you got great grit and soil here, and that deep gray of a dull facade in the shadow, plus great old cars (with some new ones), vivid hues, and an empty abandoned feeling---because no one is around in the station; and that building behind, on our left---whatever it is---is such a great abandoned addition. You do these scenes in real life so well, it's no surprise you do them equally well in 3D. Terrific.