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Nice little update from Asobo. Better wake effect, some spray, updated prop discs, and a new livery.
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A brilliant picture, deffinately belonging to what, in the mean time, has become 'the dvj school of shooting MFSF screenies' (if i may say so..)

It's therefore with some regret that i have to add that i think that the 'updated propdiscs' are the sole item in this sereen and inspiring scene that strongly diminish the illusion that this is actually a real photo. ( and maybe the white foam crawling up the rocky coast)

Beautiful shot, dvj ! :encouragement:

P.S. Hawaï ??...
 
Thanks for showcasing my hometown RichardLouis. Live in Vilvoorde now, but Antwerp will always be my home.

Priller
 
Priller said:
Thanks for showcasing my hometown RichardLouis. Live in Vilvoorde now, but Antwerp will always be my home.

Priller
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Thanks Priller, I'm glad you like it.
The scene is well done as a whole. The port is perhaps less successful.
I would have liked to take views of the Brabo Fountain near Cathedral Notre Dame , but it is too small, the rendering is not beautiful.


I understand your attachment to Antwerp, it's a very beautiful city with a rich past and a magnificent architectural heritage (the station is a real gem!).
I guess like many of us, you built scale model airplanes.
When I was young I often went to Antwerp to buy some from Jack Peeters, at the Brederodestraat.
Maybe you knew him, his store was a real Ali Baba's cave!
 
RichardLouis said:
Thanks Priller, I'm glad you like it.
The scene is well done as a whole. The port is perhaps less successful.
I would have liked to take views of the Brabo Fountain near Cathedral Notre Dame , but it is too small, the rendering is not beautiful.


I understand your attachment to Antwerp, it's a very beautiful city with a rich past and a magnificent architectural heritage (the station is a real gem!).
I guess like many of us, you built scale model airplanes.
When I was young I often went to Antwerp to buy some from Jack Peeters, at the Brederodestraat.
Maybe you knew him, his store was a real Ali Baba's cave!
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Of course I remember Jack. He was a pillar of the Antwerp chapter of IPMS of which I was a member. His advice was invaluable, he was kind to the youngsters discovering the hobby abd the diorama's in his shop were beautiful!

Cheers,

Priller
 
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