Modelling a tramway

[Bryan K]

Well done as always!

[jo-ke]

this one come to be a model in 1:87:

and that one too:

[Bryan K]

Those turned out great!

[jo-ke]

reworked an old one with ai and postprocess in photoshop....

[HornOxx]

@jo-ke so great!

[jo-ke]

and the last one for tonight:

twinmotion + krea.ai my perfect pair for realism

[Bryan K]

Stunning as always!

[jo-ke]

My renderings are online at the local tramwaycompany:

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(www.rnv-online.de)

[Rich O Brien]

@jo-ke said in Modelling a tramway:

My renderings are online at the local tramwaycompany:

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(www.rnv-online.de)

Well done! You must be super happy.

[jo-ke]

just started to model my 3D Model

[alvis]

@jo-ke It's nice to see that you're true to your hobby and passion

[HornOxx]

@jo-ke Prima Jo-Ke !!!

[HornOxx]

Prima Jo-Ke

[jo-ke]

a nice new workflow....

result:

I used one of my tramwaymodels and created a scene of 1910.
unfortunately I don't have any contemporary 3D models of people of that time.

I searched some old pictures of people and let meshy.ai create the 3D Model:

looks not bad, but avoid zooming...

I rendered the model in Twinmotion:

took the result and run it through kreai.ai enhancement:

much better faces but some strange results in other parts.

merged both in photoshop

convert to black and white with Nik Filter Silver Efex Pro

finish!

[HornOxx]

this is so good! & great impressions of the steps you took

[jo-ke]

I remodelled an old Depot of my hometown and rendered it with AI

[jo-ke]

and a render with twinmotion

[Mike Amos]

@jo-ke

Great, is that a Canon Sureshot you are using?......

[jo-ke]

and a video:

[Bryan K]

Looking good as always!