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In my youth, when I was 9 or 10 years old, I started to reading ScienceFiction. Under my prefered SF-literature in this days was a German ScienceFiction-Series named 'erry Rhodan', which still(!) is appearing weakly till to the current day (in the meanwhile it has reached nearly 3000 expenditures, although I don't read it anymore.
However, in that series, quiet in the beginning, the Terrans discovered an old, sandy deserted planet which name I forgot, if any (while in a quest for immortality ). There was a species living who called themselfes 'Ilts'.
They have been mammals, appr. one meter high and looking like mouses, except for the tail, which was flat like those from beavers; for that they was called 'mousebeaver' by the Terrans.
All of them have been beings with strong telekinetic powers and some have been telepaths or teleporters in addition, a few have had all this skills. They was funny lads, always
in tendency for playing, so they have played the Terrans a lot of capers with their skills.

Last week I've had suddenly they in my mind again, don't know why and so I deceided to build their planet - and here it is, the planet of the Ilts!

Terrain I exported from Mojoplanet 'Canyonshores' and combined it with a GeoControl-generated one with lot of dunes - also in GeoControl, where I eroded and filtered it to become like in my imagination. I really like that terrain, so probably there will come more.

Rendertime was 4hrs 9mins, postwork ~45 mins.
DL-size is 1920x1200 like always.

Hope you like it.

Thanks for viewing and commenting!

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Description
In my youth, when I was 9 or 10 years old, I started to reading ScienceFiction. Under my prefered SF-literature in this days was a German ScienceFiction-Series named 'erry Rhodan', which still(!) is appearing weakly till to the current day (in the meanwhile it has reached nearly 3000 expenditures, although I don't read it anymore.
However, in that series, quiet in the beginning, the Terrans discovered an old, sandy deserted planet which name I forgot, if any (while in a quest for immortality ). There was a species living who called themselfes 'Ilts'.
They have been mammals, appr. one meter high and looking like mouses, except for the tail, which was flat like those from beavers; for that they was called 'mousebeaver' by the Terrans.
All of them have been beings with strong telekinetic powers and some have been telepaths or teleporters in addition, a few have had all this skills. They was funny lads, always
in tendency for playing, so they have played the Terrans a lot of capers with their skills.

Last week I've had suddenly they in my mind again, don't know why and so I deceided to build their planet - and here it is, the planet of the Ilts!

Terrain I exported from Mojoplanet 'Canyonshores' and combined it with a GeoControl-generated one with lot of dunes - also in GeoControl, where I eroded and filtered it to become like in my imagination. I really like that terrain, so probably there will come more.

Rendertime was 4hrs 9mins, postwork ~45 mins.
DL-size is 1920x1200 like always.

Hope you like it.

Thanks for viewing and commenting!

====================

My gallery and images contained in it are Copyright ©2004-2007 by LightDrop. All the materials contained in my deviantART gallery may not be reproduced, copied, edited, published, transmitted, borrowed, duplicated, printed, downloaded, or uploaded in any way without my express written permission. This permission is given for downloads from deviantART for using as wallpaper. All other rights are strictly reserved! My images do not belong to the public domain.