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Published: 2014-04-22 19:55:35 +0000 UTC; Views: 3260; Favourites: 53; Downloads: 196
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β¦ sky and planes are rendered as a scene in Poser.Poser / Photoshop
1365 x 768 wallpaper size.
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nice work on the aircraft.
btw, figured out what version this aircraft is.Β this is Douglas SBD-5 Dauntless.
US. Navy had a weird naming convention for prop aircraft.Β Β They give it a name and model letters and count off the revision numbers.
There were 14 versions built.Β Β There were 9 versions built during WWII starting with SBD-3 starting production in 1941.
dauntless aircraft ended production at SBD-6.
the poser model you mentioned (I looked it up)Β includes two models, D-3 & D-5.
the Star with a red dot are the SBD-3 1941 versions, pre war issue.
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Thank you Yup, models 3 and 5 is what they call them in Poser too.
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Cool picture: the result is really convincing
Happy to know that you still render pictures in Poser, from time to time
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Thank you β¦ they all still feel like Poser renders, because one doesn't have to leave Poser and use Octane standalone at all. It's just like having an extra window in Poser, like the library browser.
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Octane standalone? the tests I've done stood within Poser, not you?
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Yes, exactly, within Poser. The Octane standalone just needs to be installed on the computer so that the Poser plug-in can access it for the scene setup and render. In other words, the Poser user doesn't need to use the Octane standalone, but it is there in the background... 
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Lol...
One question: have you any idea when their V2 will be available?
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Nope β¦ and it won't be a free updateΒ
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I'm waiting because I'd like to buy a license and I prefer to wait for V2 directly.
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Nice render of a flight of Douglas Dauntlesses. Had to fave.
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Nice, and the Dauntlesses are instantly recognisable (at least to the air-brained like myself).
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Thank you ⦠my familiarity comes from being into assembling models as a kid and a lot of them were WW2 related. I used to read about the history of the models I built and WW2 in general⦠but that is over 30 years ago, so a lot of it has faded and I now need to look things up
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Likewise, well except that I still have that hobby and am now in my 50s.
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I'll be hitting that age bracket in a few years too. I'd no doubt still enjoy it, but other hobbies seem to take all my free time
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Yes, the modeller doesn't say it in the "read me", but it's the Douglas Dauntless, used as a scout and dive bomber from aircraft carriers and air bases in the Pacific in WW2. If you type the name into Google image search there is a lot of pics.
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OK, I just wondered. Old planes look so much more elegant than modern ones.
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For me they are nostalgia trips, I loved building models as a boy 30-40 years ago
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nice render and you captured the vintage look nicely
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Thank you β¦ turned it b/w and added a bit of dirt/stains with Photoshop to make it look "older"
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Thank you It's an old one, the promos are Poser 5. Search for "dive bomber" at Renderosity marketplace.
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Your welcomeΒ
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