Locomotive Piston Block Assembly by TheBryster
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Completed assembly for my Flying Scotsman Locomotive Project, ready to be attached to the main model.
672 objects. 358,138 polys. 41.2mb
You can see the progress of this project in the Bryce Forum - topmost sticky thread "The Flying Scotsman Project"
Created entirely in Bryce 6.1
No other apps were used in this project.
Thanks for looking. C&Cs Welcome.

Comments (19)
beautiful piece of work.
Dang, that's some impressive work.
comeing along nice!!!
way to go, Cardinal...;)
I am in awe of the design skill and sheer patience this one small part must have taken! Superb!
These double acting cylinders do not work at all like school teachers described. The big cylinder has a very tiny connecting rod that goes by a devious path more to control pressure than to deliver power. The little cylinder does all the work (F.d). Moguls and compounds deal with condensing steam in a wet walls way that adds another dimension. Bryce is as Bryce does. Unless of course, it is beautiful.
I don't understand the mechanics, but visually, it Kicks @ss!
Wonderful design and colors!
Fantastic attention to detail! Bravo on a marvelous creation!
Awesome modeling work.Excellent.
How this engine coming along! This is great work. I was thinking of attempting to model a station building the other day.
Very beautiful and very nice artwork!
Great work on these mods in your gallery!!!
Dude, this is a seriously impressive model. I can relate. I love this, want to see more.
Great work! Really nicely done! 5
Very original, and creative presentation !!! I like it "V":5++++++++ :):):)
Great modelling mate. look forward to seeing the end project. Well done mate Marc ;)
Wow this must take ages to render. Amazing work hope to get this good myself some day. 5+
This is an amazing invention built in Bryce and excellent render no fluff just pure mechanics, thanks for your comment on "Turquoise".