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    Default General Winter

    ex-Wehrmacht workhorse Magirus 3-ton 4x4 Cargo Truck under rough conditions...
    Background is a conical b/w gradient, the blizzard was made by overlaying a stone pattern fill and adjusting transparency.
    Once again X-T-R-E-M-E fun...
    Last edited by o5m6; 16 January 2009 at 10:32 PM.
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    Neat affect.

    Personally I do think the heavy watermark is a bit overdone on this one though.

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    You're right, Steve, removed it.
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    Yes much better Oliver.
    I like the small touches, like the icicles on the bumper and the piece of barbed wire.

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    Default Re: General Winter

    Neat effect with the snow Oliver.

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    Default Re: General Winter

    Great as always Oliver. One issue, you have a rounded rectangle which I finally took to be the rear window in the cab but it looks like it needs to be sent further back in the drawing as all of this window wouldn't be visible, it would be behind the driver and the seats etc.
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    Great work, Oliver. I like mainly monochrome feel to this. The stone texture works well, too. If I were going to be picky, I'd expect to see a couple of snow-free arcs on the windscreen. Unless of course the vehicle is parked.
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    Quote Originally Posted by iamtheblues View Post
    If I were going to be picky, I'd expect to see a couple of snow-free arcs on the windscreen.
    I think they are there Bob.
    Referring to Egg's point:

    you have a rounded rectangle which I finally took to be the rear window in the cab but it looks like it needs to be sent further back in the drawing as all of this window wouldn't be visible,
    If you remove that rounded rectangle from your minds eye, the arcs are present. At least that's how it appears to me
    Last edited by steve.ledger; 17 January 2009 at 11:04 AM. Reason: spelling

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    I see them now, Steve. I thought they were the seats! I had my eyes tested earlier this week, the new glasses won't be available until next Thursday. I'll have another look then!
    Sorry, Oliver.
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    Default Re: General Winter

    Gray, John, Bob, Steve
    thank you for your kind comments.

    Quote Originally Posted by sledger View Post
    It think they are there Bob.
    If you remove that rounded rectangle from your minds eye, the arcs are present. At least that's how it appears to me
    The arcs are there, but they are somewhat covered by the blizzard and the white border of the rear window. the border is actually black but became white thru the white reflection of the windscreen, an effect that I always have to deal with.
    So I have reduced the windscreen reflections and cut out the arcs out of the blizzard, should become clearer now.
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