#4053: Traveling old highway SR-101 by Radar_rad-dude
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Rendered in Poser 2014 pro. Background created in Bryce 7.
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Comments (22)
ikke.evc
Nicely done! Nice Pontiac!
Koala44
Fantastic render, well done
uncollared
Looks like a pleasant commute
Gisela
Oh Nice car.
Leije
Superb parallel between the locomotive and the superb car, great work !
dragongirl
Long and low, with white-walls! The train is beautiful too. 😻
BKE
BOY, YOU SURE KNOW HOWTO HOOK ME
THREE OF MY FAVORITES- - - THE PONCHO - - - THE 65 CHEVY- - - AND THE STEAM LOCO KEEP IT UP GREAT IMAGE
moochagoo
Quite nice transportation scene
Davidvantol
Oh yeah ! Gotta beat that train : ) Cool scene
Richardphotos
I spotted the 65 Chevy right off. I had one in the 70's and I enjoyed it a lot. fine composition and render
crender Online Now!
Marvelous image !
STEVIEUKWONDER
You really know how to show off these fine vehicles Bill! Lovely work Sir!
donnena
Superb image!!
Wolfenshire Online Now!
That's what I need, a nice long road trip.
daggerwilldo
Wonderful use of a canvas and some great lines used in this render. A joy to view.
madame
What a fantastic car and old steam locomotive. Wonderful composition and great render !! It reminds me of my time in the USA in the 70s :) !
Kordouane
A very nice scene ! Spend the best holidays possible compared to the exceptional circumstances of this year
MeInOhio
Great scene, Radar!
Darkglass
Spectacular scene...beautiful combination of raw power...A Merry Christmas to you and yours...stay safe
anitalee
Excellent
misumu
Beautifully done, thanks for sharing..
ricardo719 Online Now!
Gorgeous image, love the '66 Pontiac and the '65 Chevy. I had a couple of those '65 Chevies, one an Impala coupe, the other an Impala SS coupe