Desert Raid! by RodS
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Description
The Girls raid an ISIS camp, but find it abandoned. They probably saw this coming and decided it would be best to skedaddle!
This is the military version - armed with 20mm cannons in addition to cameras on the turrets. It's a formidable bit of hardware!
Looks like the Girls took Dan along for a ride, but rest assured Melanie is keeping a close eye on him! This thing has LOTS of buttons to press! LOL
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Comments (39)
Great textures on vehicle and great scene setup!!!
Wow, this is cool! That thing is huge.
IF that can sneak up on anyone they are in a coma. Excellent scene.
Great looking scene, Rod! Love the ATV. LOL! I don't think it would even fit on my block, let alone my back yard. Fine looking details and splendid creativity!
Fantastic creation my friend !!!
That truck looks awesome in military getup! Fabulous work Sir!
Great scene and splendid military application for this machine. Howeve, I think I prefer the party bus.
Excellent
The feeling of a looming towering behemoth is palpable here, great job with the perspective. And I love the rust tones. The women are in full fight gear, and I love how ar's head is right in the center of that wheel (visually), w/ her sunglasses drawing us to her. She almost looks like she's sunning herself, but we know she's studying the terrain. (She's on one knee---this isn't a relaxed pose.) The hues on the vehicle and in the tires, all harmonize with the bleached hues of the buildings and sand. And even as the women are staking out a possible battle, there is a strange sense of calm about this. And I hope ISIS is gone for good. (After a DT decision led to the release of tons of ISIS operatives a few months back, there's no way of knowing. That's what happens when a country is led by a teenager.) A very impressive image, Rod.