Sulphur Springs

[choronr]

Combining Mark Edwards' (Markal) 'Eskalon' .ter terrain with some other elements has produced what appear to be the remnants of a volcanic cone and lava flows surrounded by a fertile landscape. The dirt and spring is high in sulphur; hence the title and yellowish tint in the soil.

Thanks to Matt for the mackerel sky cloud formation file; Walli for the dry shrubs (available at NWDA) and klas for the grass. Also, thanks to John Robertson (Schmeerlap) for the procedure on building up surface layers.

[schmeerlap]

An addendum to my comment at ReRo, Bob.

http://forums.planetside.co.uk/index.php?topic=7892.0

If you fancy applying a colour strata layer to those towers and mounds in the background.

John

[Henry Blewer]

Very Jurrasic looking. Nice work.

[MacGyver]

Looks like an atomic reactor to me

[Zairyn Arsyn]

we have a sulphur springs in Florida... its stinky 

Looks like an atomic reactor to me

i think so too, but it looks like they painted it to blend in with the landscape 

[choronr]

Looks like an atomic reactor to me

Yes, it is a nuclear reactor ...glad you're wearing those shades.

[choronr]

we have a sulphur springs in Florida... its stinky 

Looks like an atomic reactor to me

i think so too, but it looks like they painted it to blend in with the landscape 

Yes; and, the picture is pretty stinky too isn't it?

[Henry Blewer]

Not stinky at all. But I am happy someone has not made smell part of the 3D experience.

It will probably be the next fad that will not go away...

[MacGyver]

Looks like an atomic reactor to me

Yes, it is a nuclear reactor ...glad you're wearing those shades.

Yup