Un peace keeping operation in T2K
 

UN desert ships

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Molotov
 

cool pics
 

definently need to use some of these in an FtF soon!

former snipers nest
 

CAPTION CONTEST!! WINNER OF CONTEST GETS A PERSONAL VISIT FROM GENERAL PAIN

"What do you mean you starched my silk lace panties!!!"

caption
 

When you absolutely positively have to kill `em all :
-Screaming.Improves full auto accuracy by 100%

nice captions guys
 

im gonna make a new thread with caption contest(s)

here is one more for this thread....you forum junkies
http://www.theninemuses.net/art/sandman/death.jpg

baath ground forces
 

Survivors
 

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Note:The second image is from "The book of Eli". Trailer here: http://www.traileraddict.com/trailer...eature-trailer

I just watched that trailer. Excellent.

Erf! I'll have wait until 2010 and probably later for it to be released on DVD.

First movie that gives me envy in more than two years.:D

Thanks

WOW just watched the trailer and it looks good.

Do you know what this artwork is from? Looks intriguing.

As a conclusion to my train posts
 

transport from the East

Not For the faint of heart
 

Originally from Tien An Men. Could be T2K


(Edit removed one picture as I felt it had too much gore. I had established a precedent on this so it is only fair. Kato13)

Previous riots
 

Nuclear strike
 

Great detail work from a model forum... the first one has an Escape from Kalisz feel to it...

That picture looks like its from the World in Conflict game?

did we finally exhaust the post-apoc pics?

northern scenario?
 

http://neatorama.cachefly.net/missce...rcticships.jpg

I kind o like those scenarios where players find themselves in an abondoned area....

is there any food here....how about ammo,,,,,enemies...?

Your post reminded me of the Ship Breakers of Alang, India.

When I saw you post this I decided I would try my hand at making one. Had some time this weekend and wanted to do something creative.

Here is my first attempt at something post apoc.

http://games.juhlin.com/images/forum/ChicagoStreet.jpg


It still needs work IMO (more garbage?), but in general I am prone to overworking my art so I decided to put this out there once I hit my self set time limit.

Original is here
http://elbalsero.net/ChicagoStreet.JPG

cool
 

yeah -more garbage -but pretty cool imo.

keep em coming !

haha
 

put some debris and maybe a couple of bodies or stray dogs...or perhaps some kind of symbolic painting (in blood red color) to add to the mood . a more depressing weather couled be an ide or even an airplane stuck in one of the skyscrapers...

but all in all nice touch... keep em coming...

I myself haven't had so much time left for desing-work lately..just got to know a real sexy dubstep-dj-girl - and she is a lot more tempting than the keyboards on my computers....

( I had to edit this post mentally a couple of times...now that we have a female member....;))

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dubstep

"Just got to know". LOL. If that is a euphemism for what I think it means, good for you, you rogue. :cool:

yes
 

the basterd is talking biblical sense .

his sinful debauchery sickens me .


















with envy.

The first thing I thought was get rid of those damn flags!
The second was "is this place supposed to have been nuked?" Where's all the damage? The rubble? The scorching and blasted skeletons?

Thanks everyone for the input.

As I have said in earlier threads Chicago would have been spared in the initial strikes. The nearest nuke strike was over 25km away. This area of the city (central downtown) was not even exposed to .1 psi of overpressure (not nearly enough to break the windows). I did add soot to most buildings as I expected there to be nearby fires. The flags are torn (that took me like 30 min), it is just hard to see at that size. I am going for 3 years after TDM (2001). I have seen abandoned flags that are 5 years old with no damage.

I am going to add more clutter as I have time (maybe 45 min per weekend), but adding new elements is much harder to make realistic that removing or transforming existing ones.

The vehicles could do with some work too. They look a bit too polished. Better check on what models were available at the time as well - I've a feeling a couple of them are post nuke production.