Mount corinth lair for the TV show MAx steel ALL cgi show by Sony

HD version created for sony's Max steel television show in 1999 at the illustrious Post shop Netter Digital
This set represents 4 days of work at the time, and a whole lot of modeling skill from a budding 3d artist - just do it sometimes yields nice results. I had just started at Netter and this was my first large scale set. It has a scissor ramp that goes to the ceiling too

it was the first time i worked on a quad-core silicon graphics machine - and it was way faster and way more responsive than anything else at netter digital, which were much slow dual 600 MHz systems.

The quad core system was a $20,000 computer back then. It helped me model extremely fast compared to other dual systems.

Netter eventually went bankrupt - EVIL sony was going around to all the shops at the time and trying to get studios to do max steel for a paltry $320k per episode. At the time, it took more than that to do an episode and Netter was doing them at a loss. Netter was great to work at, though!!