New Pics from german Gamemag 02/10/2010 - Page 7

Elder-Pirate · 02-13-10, 12:21 PM

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Originally Posted by oscar19681

Seriously . I,m starting to get irritated by the fact the the observation scope is ALLWAYS up no matter what in allmost every freakin screenshot!

You ought to know things like that happen when Bernard gets hold of a welding torch.

bigboywooly · 02-13-10, 12:49 PM

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Originally Posted by jimbuna

I'm afraid I flunked at detective school.

and you a copper too

applesthecat · 02-13-10, 02:43 PM

The thing that caught my eye in picture number 2 is that the horseshoe is hung upside down.

While the graphics are better, I find that almost all the shots have that oil painting look. Maybe that is the evolution of graphics. Before we get photo realistic, we first have to go through the the final stage, which is oil on canvas.

Kaleun_Endrass · 02-14-10, 05:30 AM

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Originally Posted by applesthecat

The thing that caught my eye in picture number 2 is that the horseshoe is hung upside down.

I didn't found a photo of a real boat in the hurry, but this model has it to and that's the way the life buoy was mounted to the tower.

asanovic7 · 02-14-10, 07:45 AM

this is going to be hard to transfer to sh3..

java`s revenge · 02-14-10, 08:44 AM

And make a crashdive.....

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asanovic7 Captain Join Date: Mar 2008 Posts: 516 Downloads: 70 Uploads: 0	oh man this is going to be hard to transfer to sh3..

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java`s revenge Ace of the Deep Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: at periscope depth Posts: 1,204 Downloads: 97 Uploads: 0	And make a crashdive..... __________________

02-13-10, 02:43 PM	#93
applesthecat Electrician's Mate Join Date: Jan 2004 Posts: 135 Downloads: 17 Uploads: 0	The thing that caught my eye in picture number 2 is that the horseshoe is hung upside down. While the graphics are better, I find that almost all the shots have that oil painting look. Maybe that is the evolution of graphics. Before we get photo realistic, we first have to go through the the final stage, which is oil on canvas.