Stirling engine
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A first image from a Stirling engine, a combined clay render and some sketchy lines...
(Edit: changed image
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I will create a colored version and share here later (if you like).
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I'd vote to see a color render for sure... cool pic! Maybe also add a shot of the plain clay render?
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@wtrouser said:
I'd vote to see a color render for sure... cool pic! Maybe also add a shot of the plain clay render?
Here is the plain clay render...
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Thanks! There's something aesthetically pleasing about a simple clay render, though the version with lines looks good as well. Sorry that I can't critique your model, as I don't know anything about this engine. But I like models/renders of mechanical objects like this because it forces me to imagine how the bloody thing works!
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Here is the textured version...
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Cool device and nice render
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Thank you!
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Really nice modeling and render
Had no idea what a Stirling Engine was until I googled it. Interesting.
One question - while I found several models that were similar to yours, they all had "arms" attached to both "pistons" and "wheels" (I'm sure my terminology isn't correct but you get the idea). Will yours work the way it is built? Just curious
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@hellnbak said:
One question - while I found several models that were similar to yours, they all had "arms" attached to both "pistons" and "wheels" (I'm sure my terminology isn't correct but you get the idea). Will yours work the way it is built?
They are here too. Here is another view:
I used this one as a reference.
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Very tricky!
This one works between the hand's temperature gradient difference and the air!
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Very cool Cotty
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hello, I'm in process of manufacturing an alpha stirling engine, I have some questions, is there any one to be professional at stirling and help me? I made this one, but unfortunately it does not work, every things seems to be correct, but I don't know the reason, could any one help me?
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I like that construction an d render!
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