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Jupiter Launch

 

 
Models Ship from Spacejetters.
Software Bryce 2, Photoshop
Textures Bryce 2.
Plugins  
Notes I worked hard to get the planet to look like Jupiter. The exhaust was added post in photoshop.
 

 

 

 

 
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