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Tripod v.2
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Uploaded: 04/30/04 12:57 AM GMT
Tripod v.2
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(Main) Computer->3D
Still unfinished
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prismmagic
04/30/04 1:29 AM GMT
great image, I have alway had a distast for spider and this does the trick. well done.
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Agree with BaX, this one needed time..
awesome work,
bryce?
awesome work,
bryce?
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This is awesome work, what program did you use for this?
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Neat, I read a book with these in it. All they did was run away from the tri-pods. But this is a really cool pic.!
Matthew :-)
Matthew :-)
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nice image, maybe you could have added moutains in the background or mess with the ground. Its to give a cool effect rather just a plane for a ground.
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wow thats pritty cool Reminds me of the tri pods from the war of the worlds Cover off the Soundtrack The origional that is :D
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Saw this on the Homepage Features...Nice render, and it DOES look like the War Machines featured on the Jeff Wayne musical rock version of the War of the Worlds...
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Pretty cool metallic and mechanical representation. Plus good perspective. One question, though. Since the legs are attached on the sides, how does it walk without falling over the first time it takes a step? The distance the legs come out from the sides is too far for the machine to overcome the physics of gravity. If you're looking for realism I'd suggest repositioning those legs closer to the bottom of the machine. Any successful science-fiction image of a tripodal machine, as seen in the earliest and the latest editions of War of the Worlds, does just that. (Actually, I just noticed the date you submitted this image so I imagine you've already made adjustments.)
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