Made in 2003 using Bryce / 3D Studio Max: MSX Games From Space

Please forgive the amateurish style of this modest try at 3D :)
Fist time published.
Made with 3DS Max and Bryce in 2003
Music: Johann Strauss II, The Blue Danube Waltz

[@f.k.b.16]

Awesome! This is pretty good for 2003. It looks better than most rendered cut scenes on late 90's games. I need to start learning blender or something.

[@RetroDream]

Thanks for your interest!

[@SteveMacSticky]

What a great song

[@RetroDream]

The Blue Danube

[@mikemuratagic6367]

Lol! That is awesome 😂 loved the walrus I mean seal damn funny keep doing what you love and happy to subscribe and be a member.

[@RetroDream]

Glad you liked my old little creation ;)

[@aprendamosadisenarenbryce9046]

Congratulations, good job, nice animated video

[@RetroDream]

Thanks a lot! Much appreciated ;)

[@GeorgesChannel]

Well done! Very impressive work for 2003. Truly amazing, if you consider, what machines we had back in the day. Or is this done on a Silicon Graphics? How long did the render take? Love your dedication..:)

[@RetroDream]

Oh no it's just a standard PC :) I let the renderings proceed over night... Don't remember how long this one took, but usually several days!

[@wimwiddershins]

Heh, I remember leaving the PCs on in the computer lab overnight to render our 3DS max projects at Uni. Hoping nothing would crash.

[@RetroDream]

And I did the same at home, every night

[@kurisuchiinathecrocodile333]

This is charming :) also penguin konami classics haha

[@RetroDream]

Thanks ;)

[@MarquisDeSang]

You had an MSX? I have nothing to show on 3DS and 3DS Max, I never kept anything back then. I still have some animation made with Imagine 2.0 on VHS. What you have done here 20 years ago is more than most people will ever do with modern 3D software. If you want to see an old 20 years old animation, check "Trapped Inside My Head" on my channel, it was completed in 2010, but all the models were made in 2002-2003 ish and half of it was rendered about 2004. Times goes fast. People forget how difficult it was back then and how unrealistic the renderers were.

[@RetroDream]

Absolutely right, thanks for your nice feedback! And I'll check your channel too :)