GMax and 3DSMax (And any other modeling program) screenies/renders

[David111767]

I'll take hat for a copliment; I've been having a proper look at Paul Hobbs' tutorials.

You should show them to schoolhater :wave:
(Not trying to be mean.)

 

[schoolhater]

yeah i saw it david!:hehe:
It is B E A Utiful


cheers
tom hughes

 

[whistlehead]

David means the tutorial, methinks. Though from what I've seen you can already use the lathe modifier and such.

 

[schoolhater]

i do actually use them, but a few times, but look what i've achieved without them, I know david your not trying to be mean, coz that gives me advise to improve.



cheers
tom hughes

 

[iceman2117]

http://s6b.directupload.net/images/090530/xk6gct68.jpg

 

[David111767]

what in the world is that ice?? :wave: :hehe:

 

[whistlehead]

look what I've achieved without them

Look what some people have achieved with them. I couldn't have done that 0-6-0 Pannier without them. Can anyone volunteer to import it? I hate doing that part.

Anyway:

 

[brickbuilder711]

Florida Power Linez

 

[Cozmo®]

 

[Jananton]

Hi Ice,

So you found the top of an old cast-iron trainmodel in someones dustbin.:hehe:

Greetings from sunny Amsterdam,

Jan

 

[backyard]

...transmission structures...

Hello Brickbuilder,

Please remember that all three-primary(phase) lines with three big positive powered wires always have a smaller less diameter wire with smaller insulators for the neutral(ground, negative).

You may not have to string the neutral wire, at your discretion, because it rarely shows up in game, however the placement of the neutral conductor insulator at the top of the structure shows you know your game.

Some transmission structures have two sets of three primaries using only one neutral on top(a vertical pole-structure, some have separate neutrals for each set of three primaries(gantry tower-structures).

...more power to you & thanks!

 

[iceman2117]

Hi Ice,

So you found the top of an old cast-iron trainmodel in someones dustbin.:hehe:

Greetings from sunny Amsterdam,

Jan

hehe,

The locomotive is by me as a small shunt was built, ...a dear old friend .. gave me the tip Torpedora them to call, ...because it draws one 36 axes Krupp Steelcar "torpedoladle car" for hot liquid steel, of course, it is not blue and is also not in rust and in the corridor. And have enormyous Sound...​

Indeed it correctly heavy dirty .... my Goodie ..
and unreleased.​

greets ice
I 'n my mind I 'think next Knock Nevis..​

 

[paulhobbs]

Let's see if anybody knows what this is...

Paul

 

[LieLestoSbrat]

A steam loco? I do actually know what it is, but then again I've been reading threads and picking up the clues .

Rob

 

[iceman2117]

Awesome looks Paul.

Nice Engine.

greets ice

 

[simulatortrain]

A steam loco?
Rob

A British steam loco. What do I win? :hehe:

 

[GP_38-2]

Been a while.

 

[Kaleb]

(picture)
Let's see if anybody knows what this is...

Paul

That's a Hughes "Crab", built by the London, Midland and Scottish Railway. But Crabs were a 2-6-0, not a Pacific! What's going on here? Is this some little known class that has surfaced?

 

[rodbasin]

that is not a Crab which is a 2-6-0 .I think this might be an Irish loco Iam not too sure.

 

[whistlehead]

It looks a bit like an LMS 'Princess Royal', combined with the 'Crabs' of the same railway. Probably an Ivatt design.