#4259: Never realized this port was so deep! by Radar_rad-dude
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Comments (18)
Very impressive scene with these two very different boats!
A most impressive scene indeed. Well done!
Looks like the line to board is very long...many tickets must have been sold for this once in a lifetime special maiden first voyage! Lets hope their fate is much better than the previous one! Excellent work on this render! You have the golden touch Bill..one fantastic render after another...wow! I am impressed with your imaginative ideas! :-)
Superb render, wonderful ships.
Quite an impressive collection of vessels here! Let's hope the seas are calm and free of icebergs!
Great job on this huge scene, Bill!
I've heard the water goes all the way down!
Not a lot of tug boats either. Docking a ship a tiny fraction of that size is not a trivial task.
Your architectural skills are beyond perfect here Bill! Proportionally, this is a feat in itself! Great scene and top marks to the architect!
"Yeah? That's just the tip of the iceburg..."
Great scene and details!
Thats' how Venice is slowly but surely destroyed ! Great image here.
Excellent. Water looks amazing.
Very nice scene, it's a very beautiful work.
This could be a close thing,excellent scene,fantastic image!!!!!!
Wonderful and impressive composition... great work on the water ! Excellent !!
Nice image! Like the reflections!
OK can you say 'Run Aground'? This port isn't that deep !!! Better make some phone calls, or plan for the grand opening permanent 1000 room luxury ship themed Hotel right next to the other little hotel.
Wow! Look at the size of that boat!! Seeing it for the first (and last) time must have been impressive!! Like it a lot!