Aaah let the magic begin. You make it so easy WC.I love the things you do my friend.Always a joy and a place to search.Talking about freedom well your looking at it.I love the foam and white wash in the water.I had seen that a many of times before.Once you have been there you never forget.Wonderful and I remember. =D> =D> =D> =D> =D> =D>

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Very Good Job! Looks like a book cover! =D> =D> =D> =D>

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Great render... brings back memories of when I went to Korea on a merchant marine ship. It was a single stacker, so it took us twenty-one days to get to Korea. Your waves look just like some that I saw on the way over. Great job with the swales, the foam, and the models. =D> =D> =D> =D> =D>

A question for tda42. When a ship makes a 360 degree turn during a drill, why does the center of the turn become as smooth and flat as a mirror and stay that way for a good period of time..? I experienced that going and coming from Korea. Couldn't figure out why it stayed so smooth.

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pappino

Very nice...good Ocean wave effects.

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Stunning, just looks at those waves!! Beautiful work, anyone wanna go for a swim with me? =D> =D> =D> =D> =D> =D>

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Ok TdaC!You got the sun tan oil? As for the question about the ship.I think this is what you mean.In a 360 degree turn the center of the ship is absolute 0 drag.Which when you have a negative and positive the drag is canceled putting it into suspension.I have seen this effect and I believe that is the answer you are looking for Phil. It is like the Tomcat when it is on the catipult.The nose gear lanch bar is put into the shuttle, while the nose gear has what is called a hold back torque bar that is behind the nose gear putting it into suspention and no energy forces are applied to the nose gear a that time.

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Two wrongs don't make a right.
But six left turns will get you around the block
and back in the driveway again.

Great answer, tda42. Finally clears up the phenomena that's lurked in the back of my mind ever since I first saw it. On the way across the Pacific the Throop ships used to go through a man overboard drill at certain intervals. That big circular mirror effect, as smooth as glass in an otherwise rough sea was a mystery to us land lovers. =D>

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pappino

Very nice scene =D> =D> =D> =D> =D> =D> =D>

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