As well he should be! This all looks fantastic! This terrain is gorgeous and he provides such a perfect point of reference for the immensity of this machine. You know what I really love too? The beach umbrella up on top. I want a seat up there! LOL.

That terrain is just some Mars HDRI thingy from The-Site-That-Shall-Not-Be-Named-Or-Madness-Shall-Ensue!!! I just turned on ground plain and instant planet.

I think the HDRI is one of Orestes, I can't remember.

nice Apo feeling atmosphere :-)

Thanks!

This really looks awesome, Shawn!

We're working on getting there.. Hopefully Artemis will launch in an hour and a half..

And not blow up! How you doing Rod? How's Missus Rod?

It's in orbit...

We're both a little tired, but doing pretty well, otherwise. She's making progress - slowly but steadily. Thanks for asking! 😁

Progress is good! I'm glad to hear that.

Most awesome star wars theme look Shawn, wow! Cool and impressive work my dear friend.

Yeah it does kinda remind me of the Sand Crawler now that I think of it.

Love the pride there, works well with the scale, you can see the whole environment around. The excitement of arriving there with a whole world to see!

I figured he should look pleased with himself. He made it to Mars after all.

That is one huge and awesome RV. Looks like it can get you anywhere you want to go. Super atmosphere.

While the interior is unfurnished, it does have rooms.

Really great!

Thanks!

Wonderful work!

Thanks. This one was just a quickie.

If they are on another planet how did they get there ? This engine looks very very heavy ! Great job by the way.

I'm assuming he drove there from the landing site?

Great scene! Excellent work!

Thank yah kindly!

That's just the sort of place the FireBlade was made to explore! You made it look really good with the lighting in this and the figure gives it a sense of scale. Thanks for featuring the FireBlade, I always find it interesting what other people do with it.

Awesome as always!

  This is a most impressive and enthralling sci-fi scene indeed; the little amusing detail for me is the parasol that tops this huge vehicle, something that may well mean that Mars can be explored, sipping an icy glass of gin tonic with a slice of lemon, protected from the malicious sunrays of the excruciating hot weather that gave the planet Mars its well-known red ochre colour. Very nice job on this altogether !  

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