"Duck! Duck! Goose" by steelrazer
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Excellent Grumman G-21 "Goose" by Cybertenko.
Alternately, I could have titled this "Out of the Frying Pan,....". A rescue from a downed Hudson turns into second nightmare. It's going to take a fair bit of luck and fancy maneuvering to get out of this fix.
Ki-84, by Bazze (retextured and modified).
Hudson by Neil Wilson.
Models set up in C4d, PoserPro, and Vue; composed, lighting, some texture and model modifications, and rendered in Vue6Infinite: finished in Ps Cs3.
Comments (13)
Nicely done!
Oops, a bad situation to be in — maybe a Catalina will come and pick them all up later...
A real life situation from history very well represented.
One can hope that the attackers expended a lot of ammo on the Hudson or some other target and will be out soon. Or maybe an Allied fighter or two will be in the area and notice the fracas.
Very nice Bill
Thank you, Don! Long time no see. I hope all is well!
Terrific image.
Awesome composition! cool lighting and splash effects!
Something that made me head scratching: An encounter of a British Hudson and a British Goose with Japanese KI-84??? I didn't know, the Britain fought in the pacific as well...???
Yep, they were. What specific aircraft involved in any particular event is up for grabs within reason, but yes, the Brits were in the pacific.
They had luck that a Goose was around. Many pilots lacked that luck... Well made and terrific splash effects.
Excellent scene - very well done!
One of my fave seaplanes. Good work!
Excellent work! Very well done!!!!
Great image!!!
great scene and action, really like the attention to the water details
most wonderful work of art!
Enjoy your war series of renders...