@shawb said: A powerful reminder that such terrible events have no relevance to our lives today. That should have read that such events are, of course, still relevant to our lives today. Excuse my poor proof reading!

Thank you guys i enjoy these quick models sometimes.

Thanks for the comments guys.

Very nice! Great presentation. The traditional ortho drawing reminded me of the discussion online that isometric drawings are passe and no one needs them with 3d modeling available. I just used SketchUp for a plumbing diagram, which went into CAD as an iso, for submittal to the city--thank you very much, but yes, ortho and iso works are still very relevant.

@shawb said: For me the outstanding image has to be ... Thank you, shawb! I'm a bit fond of that one as well. Unfortunately, it ended up being used very little in the comic book.

That's a great looking mesh, right there!

Mmm, so deliciously smooth!

That is some seriously good texture work! Alas, I don't have the patience to deal with UV maps.

Gorgeous.

Top notch!

Excellent as always.

@jo-ke said: here's the tutorial, that I have found: https://youtu.be/ZuUGrMhKsGU Thanks for the tip! Works nicely

Fantastic work! I especially love the bus, modelled and rendered beautifully.

Hi Majid The smoke is a png smoke texture with transparency added to a face me billboard. I tweaked the transparency more by making it a single sided sub surface scattering material.

Clean!

@chedda said: Yes dark, i rise super early

very nice render. I've updated pano2vr. A bit confusing surface. I have to spent more time on it, to develop a new preset. I am still using my old preset.

Thank you Bryan, now wondering where to go next! I have a notion for one particular model but it will depend on the available source material. I was looking at your excellent Blog page this very morning, you're range of transport covers a, somewhat, greater span of years than mine; 2000 year old Chinese tricycles to spaceships. I consider myself to be definitely stuck in the steam age!

Excellent design.

Thanks Bryan.