GMax and 3DSMax (And any other modeling program) screenies/renders
- Thread starter Mr.Kamikaze
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Lol, I quite like Dusten's 2-6-0 and Ed's 4-4-0 as well Dan. That cab is great and I really love the color of the Alfred The Great.
Keep up the good work, both of you. Hopefully soon my first creation will be able to join the ranks of models by much more skilled creators than me, although obvioulsy mine aren't as good.
-Ben
LNWR Alfred The Great looking good.
The lettering on the cabside number plate doesn't look quite right, I think it needs to be a bit bolder:
These are some I cobbled up as I couldn't find a suitable typeface/font anywhere. Do you know where one can be found?
Only a suggestion,
Rob.
The lettering on the cabside number plate doesn't look quite right, I think it needs to be a bit bolder:
These are some I cobbled up as I couldn't find a suitable typeface/font anywhere. Do you know where one can be found?
Only a suggestion,
Rob.
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LNWR Alfred The Great looking good.
The lettering on the cabside number plate doesn't look quite right, I think it needs to be a bit bolder:
These are some I cobbled up as I couldn't find a suitable typeface/font anywhere. Do you know where one can be found?
Only a suggestion,
Rob.
How abaout this? The font is "Engravers MT". Before I was using "Century" which is my go to font for old looking serif text.
I have made a True Type font of LNWR plate numbers, here's a couple of examples:
and
(fictitious number for illustration purposes only)
The font was made using an online font generator:
http://www.paintfont.com/
@edh6: If you wish, I can send you the .ttf file, you have PM.
If not, the website may be of use to you (and anyone else for that matter!)
Rob.
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I have had this mesh in the works for a while... 9000 points to whoever guesses what it is first! (Hint Hint :hehe
This first screenshot was taken in Sketchup about a million years ago... I was intending to post it in this thread, but never got around to it. Until now....
After I took this screenie I added a few more details and imported it into blender. (after about a week worth's of frustration I finally got it ported from Sketchup into Blender) I then began to add A LOT of detailing, and new parts to eventually get this. Note: this side of the model is practically complete, the other side... well, not so much.
This first screenshot was taken in Sketchup about a million years ago... I was intending to post it in this thread, but never got around to it. Until now....
After I took this screenie I added a few more details and imported it into blender. (after about a week worth's of frustration I finally got it ported from Sketchup into Blender) I then began to add A LOT of detailing, and new parts to eventually get this. Note: this side of the model is practically complete, the other side... well, not so much.
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daylightrain
Development Purgatory.
Well that just looks fantastic.
I think it's a dockside switcher. Could be wrong though.
I think it's a dockside switcher. Could be wrong though.
SuperSpeedMaglev
Wonderfully Old Fashioned
I'm thinking a freight engine.. Looks like a 2-8-4 possibly? I could also be wrong on that wheel arrangement.. :hehe:
MeowRailroad
CKRail
Is it something PRR? The firebox looks like one on a PRR engine.
I am glad that all you guys like it. However, I can foresee a couple challenges that may come up in the near future with this project.
1. Exporting the mesh and it's bogies into .im and .kin format. (It is an absolute pain to get the exporter file(s) installed into blender.)
2. Animations. I have had quite a bit of experience with 3d modeling, but with animations I am still an amateur.
1. Exporting the mesh and it's bogies into .im and .kin format. (It is an absolute pain to get the exporter file(s) installed into blender.)
2. Animations. I have had quite a bit of experience with 3d modeling, but with animations I am still an amateur.
GE Brasil presented its new narrow-gauge locomotive (1000mm) in 2014 for Klabin and Rumo. This is GE ES43-BBi:
The first locomotive to leave the factory, won a commemorative painting, in honor of the president of Rumo/ALL, Julio Fontana in Brazil:
It's not being too easy, but I hope it will be rewarding in the end!
The first locomotive to leave the factory, won a commemorative painting, in honor of the president of Rumo/ALL, Julio Fontana in Brazil:
It's not being too easy, but I hope it will be rewarding in the end!
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knucklesnvector
Member
Since my last model was of a tank engine that spent much of its working life in the East Midlands, it's time to start work on something completely different- a tank engine that spent much of its working life in the East Midlands.
