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Wolfsschanze by Stanislav Klabík

Wolfsschanze
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Title Wolfsschanze
Software 3ds max 8
Comment Hi, this is my last work, this is a today´s look of Wolfsschanze/Wolf Lair/Vlčí Doupě is a name of Hitler´s headquarters in the east Poland and place of assasination attempt in 20. July 1944. This scene tooks me about three months of pure work. All is done in 3dsmax, entire scene has about 5 milions faces, for big trees in background used Onyx Tree, and some correction of the branches in Max, other trees are bulit up from branches from Onyx Tree, leaves and other vegetation are self-made, rendering in Maxwell Render beta via plugin, not useless version 1 studio. Textures are done in Photoshop and some color correction in Photoshop. Big thanks to all cg friends who gaves me a lot of constructive critics and many big big thanks to my friend Peter, thanks man. Hope you like it.
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Re: Wolfsschanze by Stanislav Klabík
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Re: Wolfsschanze by Stanislav Klabík
Posted anonymously on Oct 04, 2012 12:44 PM
Nice.
you have an online tutorial of this don't you?
JM
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