More angles on the XVI

[Splitpin]

I'm not sure about some of the effects, so very much experimental. I wish the prop textures were a little darker in flight (head on) , that big five-blade is really visible in any air to air.
I've got hundreds of shots now ...I'm going to make a calendar for myself, and get it out of my system ...really has become an obsession I torture myself by reading books by Gavin Conroy and John Dibbs .

[toprob]

Ok, very nice set. That second image is an eye-catcher, almost uncanny-valley in it's realism (no pun intended) with a hint of Geiger's art. Would be ideal for June in the calendar:)

[Charl]

Very much B&W has its place in the drama stakes.
Presume the happy bug-eyed shark was an unintended consequence?

[Splitpin]

I never noticed ...you have a great imagination Charl.
Thanks for looking as well young Rob ....

[Aharon]

The second screenshot is impressive. Makes me wonder how it looks in color

Regards,

Aharon

[Charl]

.you have a great imagination

Ehh... not really

I am having some thoughts about where the screenshots are going, too early in the day to frame the words!
But it has to do with creating something which just a few years ago, might have seemed impossible.
Woolly mammoths spring to mind.

[Splitpin]

Charl ..."But it has to do with creating something which just a few years ago, might have seemed impossible.
Woolly mammoths spring to mind." I'm ever so slightly nervous .... I do have a number of Sims, but nothing that involves genetically modifying, or reviving , Pachyderms in any way shape, or form.