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Great link Chuck. Thanks for posting it. I have to agree with all the comments that were posted there. Just stunning.
Marc
Quote from: Chuck Doan on May 14, 2007, 09:32:52 AM
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I would like to see this gutsy water. Do you happen to know of a current link that would allow me to do so?
Thanks
Will
Doesn't work for me either.......
Seeing that the link was posted almost 4-years ago, I don't think so. It was a post in a forum, that if I recall had images linked to a photobucket page.
...but I can tell you, it was REALLY COOL! It was a surfaced german submarine in heavy north sea swells...with waves crashing around it, overe the deck, and water running off it and out all the drainage holes.
But...a great water rference site is Jean Bernard Andre's website JBA Diorama....he is a master of wonderful water (and stunning models in general).
http://www.jbadiorama.com/ (http://www.jbadiorama.com/)
Marc
Dead link over here, too :-\
I've seen some pretty nice water in miniature, this Japanese guy is one of my favorites. Its fun to watch the video because it looks like complete crap, until the last few minutes when he pulls everything together.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kQVp_ibAi5w&feature=related (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kQVp_ibAi5w&feature=related) This is the last vid in the set of 6.
Dave
Thanks. I realize it was an archaeological posting but what the hey it was worth a shot.
Ah yes, JBA an artiste extraordinaire. Again merci !
Will MMii