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

[tardis626]

1st post of many I hope, Great work!

One from me:

Phil

 

[jjqburch]

 

[Stationbeem]

mick1960

your screenshots are a bit on the large side.

 

[iceman2117]

Not a little Place here ...:hehe:

hi, ...


greets ice

 

[LieLestoSbrat]

One complete Ransomes & Rapier 5360 class stripping shovel and accompanying photo with people for scale .

Just got to unwrap the damn thing now :O

Rob

 

[martinvk]

Not a little Place here ...:hehe:

hi, ...


greets ice
...

Nice windmill but how is it supposed to work? Two of the sails appear to be facing the wrong way or is this the stationary position?

 

[iceman2117]

hi, ...

Is not raedy yet, the Mill...

greets ice

http://www.fotos-hochladen.net/mw2pfwgqos.jpg

 

[iceman2117]

hi, ...
Mountain, Desert, CoastStation (Wind)

greets ice

 

[Klinger]

Hello!

My first post here, hope some like it

Mick!

(images removed

Any chance you could make it a bit narrower for a narrow gauge version? I've got a spot I could use those....

 

[PerRock]

Not as impressive as most of the posts here. But still I think it came well.

peter

 

[mick1960]

Any chance you could make it a bit narrower for a narrow gauge version? I've got a spot I could use those....

I am thinking about it already, but no promises...

Do you know the standard length of narrow gauge sleepers (760mm and 600mm)?

Mick!

 

[stagecoachdriverdave]

Nice, veiwliner by any chance?

 

[iceman2117]

hi, ...

Busstop

greets ice

 

[HawkeyeFultz]

Not Trainz, necessarily, but still worthy of sharing, I think.

-Timothy

 

[mick1960]

Work in Process



Mick

 

[Jerker]

G'day Mick,

A ..."...Work In Progress..."...

...indeed :hehe: :hehe:...

(it's a very well done one, though - I particularly like your brick texture)...

...one 'small issue' - should not the timbers supporting the roof (the ones that run along the length of the structure) be attached at right angles to the slope of the roof and the gable of the brickwork (rather than veing "vertical" as you have them)? I believe, also that on a real house, there would be many more of them, these being about 18" (450mm) apart...
Jerker {}

 

[gfisher]

should not the timbers supporting the roof (the ones that run along the length of the structure) be attached at right angles to the slope of the roof and the gable of the brickwork

Speaking as a former architect, I would say no, he has shown them correctly. The rafters are normally notched to fit the supporting beams.

 

[Jerker]

G'day All,

...and I wonder how many others, beside myself, imagine that the Ransome's and Rapier crane in the 'real' image in LieLeStobrat's post above is 'talking' to the guy on the embankment?...

Jerker {}

 

[Jerker]

G'day gfisher,

Yes, "the Rafters", that's the things (I couldn't think of what they are called)...

...I will bow to your greater qualification here, Sire (I am but a mere "student of Architecture"). Perhaps I am not accustomed to actually seeing the 'ends' of most rafters, as these are usually covered by the Barge Boards and this has confused me here?...

Jerker {}

 

[mick1960]

Hello!

I am a carpenter (not the kind who build roofs) but my practical experience with roof constructions are not so extended, except to build in windows into roofs. But I remember that I saw this construction several times. But this simple only on smaller houses...



The only very unrealistic thing in my model is, that no fool would apply the flooring before the roof tiles are mounted But lets say they missed the deadline and now all kinds of craftsmen doing their job all together. I know THIS very well

Mick!