BF-109 early morning maintenance in North Africa. by ksmith3620
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Description
Members of the ground crew begin early morning maintenance to be ready for the day's first sortie. The BF-109 is part of 1st Gruppe / Jagdgeschwader 27 stationed in North Africa, circe early 1941.
Comments (7)
Excellent Creation.
Very nice. You put a lot of time and work on this to good advantage! Great scene.
Great and detailed scene
A realy outstanding creation! Incredible details and a superb lighting. If the ground would show more tracks and footprints, the Bf109 was sunk a tiny bit into the Ground with its wheels and if the truck would show more wear and dirt, you cold have fooled me and convinced me, that this is a photograph!
Pitty, I can give you only 5 not 10 Stars but consider it, as if I gave you 10
Yeah, I worked on trying to do foot prints and tracks after the render and finally gave up after about an hour or so. Still working on those details. The sand is pretty hard packed so not much sinking going on, but definitely need disturbed terrain, footprints, and vehicle tracks. Still working on getting there. Thanks for the view and feedback and the compliments. I appreciate them. :-)
Thank you everyone. The -109 and ground equipment are from Daz. I can't remember if I got the Kubelwagen from here or Daz..
Excellent
Hey a North Africa scene! I did a "not well known operation" render of the USS Ranger and P40 Warhawks in the Red Sea a few years ago 😀
Very cool. Yeah, I've got a lot of scenes running around in the back of my brain. Need to get busier on them and get them out of there and into the world. I'll have to look for the scene you did.