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Published: 2007-12-23 13:37:10 +0000 UTC; Views: 2836; Favourites: 33; Downloads: 0
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Okay - someone said in the comments on my last posting that it was getting a little hot in here
due to my studies on SkinVue6 skins - soooo here ya go *douses flames on a certain someone* 
I do hope you enjoy
This picture is made using Vue 6 Infinite and playing around a little with SeaVue Materials...
During both WWI and WWII the premier British base was Scapa Flow in the Orkney Islands, Scotland. This area was a constant target of German U-Boats during WWII, many never returned from this heavily protected region though. Scapa Flow was 140 sq miles (362.60 sq km) of protected water ranging from 160ft to 70 ft (48.77m to 21.34m) of water with a flat sandy bottom. The base was closed in 1956.
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You're welcome, great piece!
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As a huuuuuge fan of submarines, especially the U-boats (and a bit of a WWII buff, so I know the history) I totally love this. The sub is brilliant, and I really like the water, too
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Thank you very much
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Hehehe - that is the idea my friend
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Wow looks great hun 
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Thank you very much
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Thank you thank you
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/kissssssssssssssssssssssssssssssss 
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/kisssssssssssssssssssssssssssssss /hugggggggggggggggggggg /loveeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
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Beautiful picture. The render looks like a photograph.
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Awww thank you so much
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Looks too cold for my tastes, but the sky looks great for ths type of scene though and the water looks like it's just starting to freeze over
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Yep - just how the water is supposed to be lookin
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why would water start to freeze over in ORKNEY?
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D:
it's not like the arctic 
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I have personally seen it myself off the Scapa Flow - mind you that was a long time ago - and you are of an age where you would not have been witness to this. Despite what many world leaders are saying - global warming is here and is affecting our environment. Recently a friend of mine reported that they did not get any snow in an area in Alaska until just recently! I was in the Navy years ago and plied through those waters in the North Sea and Scapa area and witnessed myself on numerous occasions ice formations.
Now - pertaining to this picture - I in no way implied nor stated that there was ice forming in or on the water - check my Artists Write-up and you will see this. As to the color of the water and sky - it was made this way to imply coldness - as again was stated in my Artists Write-up.
Thanks
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Definitely something I want to look at on a summer day...
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lol - winter here - even though it is HOT outside and I have the windows and doors open and shorts on LOL
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Well actually it's overcast and a bit cold here at the moment. Not freezing, but a bit cold. I don't have socks on cause I'm going for the "mooch on dole money" look, you know. I am wearing a jacket though.
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LoL you really took that comment literally eh?
Great work though!! You're not only good at creating figures, but objects and nature as well!!
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Awwww - thank you so much Nicolien
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Thank you very much Iwona -
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Looks great! I really like the water here.
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Thank you sooo much - yeah that is a water material from SeaVue
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You're most welcome!
I hope you and Emily will have a wonderful Christmas and a Joyous New Year! All the best!
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