BSW - CAA - Maya Pre Viz Objects

BSW - CAA - Maya Pre Viz Objects - Landing Strip

Maya Pre Viz Objects - Landing Strip

This is the landing strip that the terrorist plane will take off from in the second scene of the animation. It is a really simple model but looks effective with the lighting and matching my storyboard. I added in the plane model and scaled it to the right size for the scene. I have also placed a static camera for the scene.

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