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Corridor - Incinerator
II Game Screen shot
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| Models |
Various
ones from the internet, a CD or Bryce 5. |
| Software |
Bryce
5, Photoshop |
| Textures |
Bryce,
the net, and Marlin Studios. |
| Plugins |
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| Notes |
This
is meant to look like a screen shot from a video game. The
graphics were added in post production with Photoshop. |
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