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Here are some old planes that i've modelled with bryce4 in 2002. This is a simple picture lit with an Hdri from me and with too cloudscapes from david brinnen available at daz3d (many thanks to him) The original one was render at 4000 per 6400. Hope you like it.
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- This is an awsome render, easily one of my favourites, I gave it 5 stars over at Daz
- Oh thank you slepalex! Yes, the planes are fully bryce 4 made with. By the first time i fall in love with the software, i was a boolean modeler. Then i've discover wings3d.
Respect! Excellent render! Planes are made in Bryce? I respect!
- Thank you both Bryce masters!! @ Rashad: I've been in french air forces some few years ago and i have seen this kind of scene in some few flights. Hunters often reflect like this after crossing a bank of cloud because of the water particles. At this resolution everything seems to be perfect but in 4000/6400 pixels, there are a lot of defaults on the planes. I must correct them with P.S before printing. @ Horo: God bless David! His cloudscapes fits so perfectly in so many ways. On the first shoot of this, i was more amazed by the beauty of the sky than by the M.I.G 31.
- The model is excellent. I'm mostly drawn by how real the cloudscape is in the distance. Haze, light and colour come together beautifully. I've seen many scenes like this looking into the distance from a mountain (without the fighters) and this is how it looks. 5/5.
- 5/5!! Full marks! Everything about this is first rate. The lighting is absolutely splendid. The Sky and the Clouds, it all comes together in a most natural way. This is superb Bryce work here. Seriously, I am in awe of this work. The lack of an exhaust is curious to me. I think a plausible effect could be rigged without too much trouble and would finish off the piece. The planes have a slightly reflective material on them, which is good in a way. I think the amount of reflection you chose is perfect, not too much. The clouds are so very good indeed. Brilliant!!