Modelling a tramway
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@mike amos said:
Ouch, That figure gives me a new respect for those who produce CGI films. 350 hours.....
eh, the big ones have unimaginable computing power (not to minimize the skill and artistry they have as well).
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still rendering (1020 hours) only 100 frames left. looking forward to the end!
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after 1200 hours video is finished:
12K views · 15 reactions | Scene of the lates 70ties in Ludwigshafen Germany | ZZ7 Visualisierungen & Renderings
Scene of the lates 70ties in Ludwigshafen Germany.
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50 days!
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@pilou said:
50 days!
...as long as the processor only sweats, but not jo-ke
a prima result though! -
yes, it is an old machine, that has nothing else to do...
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Great work! Scenery for "Babylon Bad Dürkheim" ..
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@faust07 said:
Great work! Scenery for "Babylon Bad Dürkheim" ..
LOL 
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Fantastic result, you did a great job Jochen, masterful.
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New model:
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and one more
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HERVORRAGEND !!!
just to avoid my constanly repeating of classics like "wow" or "great" 
What template material was the available to you for this work?
btw - this old bus is still cooler anyway -
OK this is one of the 60ties. Ludwigshafen is an industrial town and was used to have some smog...
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Great render! Yes we need to remember how bad the smog was, every time they try to roll back protections. Water was similar but we don't have recall so well regarding water. We're "clearly" losing clean water daily.
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a new variation
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our town is planing new tramways...
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and some variations...
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Fantastic detail and quality as always. I wish I could get the shiny rail track that you achieve. I must add that Edingen seems particularly well served by public transport!
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Love the idea of using self-made 3d scans for reference. Beautiful work as always.
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