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      ilay7k
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      Nice work! indeed...

      Happy holidays

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        Anssi
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        Good work!

        There is something in the second train shed rendering that makes the train look like a toy. Maybe the foreground texture scale, or the blurryness.

        Anssi

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          corrigible
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          Thanks for the complements. I basically looked for several images of steam locomtives and used refereced a few that had minimal geometry.. ( i knew the file was going to end up being massive with all the trusses and tracks..)
          @petercharles said:

          Now for the anorak question... is the steam engine based on any particular model?

          I agree about the second image looking like a toy. It was actually worse untill i added the Motion blur. Cant quite put my finger on it either.

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            corrigible
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            BTW a small short vid of the proj.
            http://youtube.com/watch?v=8iZ5ydpuCg0

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              Roger
              last edited by

              The yellowish train would sell as a print if you could find the right distribution channel. That is a thing of beauty.

              http://www.azcreative.com

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                jenujacob
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                the "yellowish train" FLOATS!!!! 😲 😲
                but these are wonderful images.... what was the render times like??? i ask this becoz its MAXWELL we are talkin bout! πŸ˜‰

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                  tinanne
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                  Love your work! Thank you for sharing it.

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                  Architectural Rendering

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                    corrigible
                    last edited by

                    Thanks for all the kind words.
                    @jenujacob said:

                    the "yellowish train" FLOATS!!!! 😲 😲
                    but these are wonderful images.... what was the render times like??? i ask this becoz its MAXWELL we are talking bout! πŸ˜‰
                    Not too bad. I do all my modelling on my laptop. But render on my desktop built just for Rendering... a quad core PC. (I call her Ashley πŸ˜„ ). so rendering is actually not that bad. The "yellow train" took a little under two hours for instance.

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                      toan76
                      last edited by

                      Those are awesome. Great work.

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                        sepo
                        last edited by

                        Wonderful images. I really like the night image. Is it possible that the train is simply to small. If I look at the size of the floor tiles and compare it size of the train it kind of becomes obvious.

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