#4721: Wings of War! A big storm brewing! by Radar_rad-dude
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Special creation for Richardphotos, using one of his excellent photos!
Many thanks, Richard, for sharing this with me and allowing me to use it
in this render!
Thank you for taking a peek! Your support is greatly appreciated!
Comments (18)
Great render! Great background, great aircraft!
the museum a Chino, CA "Planes of Fame" has the front park of the fuselage. I suppose, they are waiting for more parts to restore it. I will look for the picture I took. I would love to ride at the very front in one of these bombers on a very clear day. it costs quite a bit to pay for that privilege.
your render is outstanding, and I can pretend that I can hear their huge engines roaring
Very nice.
Beauty
Splendid - this is a better image of the bombers, with more detail!
Really great work!
Wow! That's some "party" they're going to! Fabulous, Bill!
Excellent
Fantastic work!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Really cool!
Nice B-29!!
Awesome looking Super-Fortress aircraft. The sky background really dramatizes them well!
Nice scene! That sky looks fiercesome!
I love the planes if not the implications.
Wow! This is even better! Love the angle on the 29s here, and that sky is epic! Another spectacular collaboration!
The planes look awesome, Bill! Superb composition, amazing atmosphere and lighting, brilliant render.
Exquisite Artwork. I love it!
Can you imagine what it must have been like to serve in one of these. Amazing image.
I've always liked the look of these planes: B-29, right? Like what dropped the Atomic Bomb? The post effect for blurring the propellers is pretty good but I'd still use motion blurring within the rendering process if the props can be spun on the model. The sky background, which I believe you are crediting to RichardsPhoto, is beautiful! =)
Molly