Desert bursting by 3DClassics123456

3D Modeling • Military • posted on Nov 26, 2008

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Another rendering of our Nationale7 last production. Any rotating parts. Soon available on Cornucopia for Vue ( 6 or 7 ). A 1944 Leyland " Hippo "...

Comments (16)

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Emil-arts

6:09AM | Wed, 26 November 2008

Great render Alain. I've purchased your Kubelwagen and i'm one happy customer, the detail on it is awesome. This one makes my 'to buy' list too.

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mikeerson

6:21AM | Wed, 26 November 2008

you just made that... and already mechanics have to work on it??? LOL Super job, but shouldn't they have shoes on out in the desert? YOU HAVE BEEN FAVORITIZED!!!

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Roger60

6:30AM | Wed, 26 November 2008

Fanntastic detailed modeling. A lot of work comes to success.

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3DClassics123456

6:32AM | Wed, 26 November 2008

If you have to travel through desertic areas - and I do in Tunisia, Marocco, Iran, Afghanistan - and if you have to change a flat tire under a midday burning sun, you must rest and sleep in the shadow! For the shoes, even you have chance - and I had once with a very dangerous snake - even you have not. But when the sun is hot, it is hot, believe me, and all the living animals are "out of duty", not only men!

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Richardphotos

6:39AM | Wed, 26 November 2008

outstanding realism and the combination of elements for the background

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tallpindo

6:57AM | Wed, 26 November 2008

So that was a chute for the spare tire and not a stabilzer leg behind the cab.

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Domi48

10:40AM | Wed, 26 November 2008

Ah l'Iran...vieux rêve jamais assouvi... (tout comme l'Afghanistan mal fréquenté ces temps-ci) On sent bien la brutalité du soleil dans ton rendu! Je ne parle pas de l'engin, qui est parfait, évidemment.

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