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Wind Turbines 3D

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Today we've released new live wallpaper Wind Turbines 3D. In this live wallpaper you will find a perfect combination of nature and technology. You can watch shadows casted on the hills by clouds which slowly move in the sky. In this serene landscape wind slowly rotates blades of giant wind turbines. There's a plenty of options to customize live wallpaper. You can pick any scene ranging from lush green grass to snowy arctic landscapes.
Free version of this live wallpaper is fully functional. The difference between it and full version is that it doesn't have variety of scene customization options present in full version, it has only the grassy landscape.
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