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SIRT
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My first snow scene...
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Steve P.
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NYSubway18
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Awesome Steve. Now you just need to dust a little snow on those cars! Wink


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Jeff Remy
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......Wow Steve! It looks absolutely convincing Wink. Your excellent modeling along w/ the lighting makes me cold just looking at it!........Remy


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A Very Realistic Snow Job

There's a dusting of snow inside the pickup bed and on the cab of the old truck (since it was standing still) but any snow would have blown off a moving train, (and also melted if the interior was heated) since I can see the light (and the electric kilowatthour meter discs turning continously).

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r15ny
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very cool...or should i say cold! brrr!


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bmt b1 division
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great pictures. It looks more like the real thing than a model.
 
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stevin
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whaqt did you use for the snow?
 
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Excellent snow scene; it's just right where it could have been overdone! Cool


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This reminds me that the Hallmark Christmas ornaments are due out this week.

Great shots.

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Darianj
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Your 1st snow scene??? WOW!Eek I would've guested you've been doing snow scenes all your life!

Great work!!


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