Lots o’ Locos by gmvgmvgmv
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Of all the vintage diesel-electrics produced in the mid 20th Century, perhaps the most easily recognizable were those fabricated by the American Locomotive Company (Alco). The road-switcher series, or the RS locomotives, began a new era in diesel-electric traction. A single design could address the needs of yard switching and long-distance road hauling of both freight and passengers. The engineer’s cab, raised above the carbody, improved visibility and gave these locomotives their distinctive look.
The Alco on the turntable is loosely modeled after the RS-2s and RS-3s. The remaining locomotives are rough depictions of Electro-Motive Division (EMD) SWs, GPs and SDs.
All models are either Wings3d or Bryce 5 originals. Post work in PSP8. Thanks for lookin’!

Comments (17)
Impresive technical scene with well done lightening.
Ah, the look of your roundhouse and the distant skyline has memories of the Baltimore, MD restored train museum. Stunning lighting you have used, as well.
Stunning image, and great modeling.
Absolutely beautiful - this is a great, timeless image that's well composed and wonderfully lit. Kudos!
Super job Mike! Interesting scene and the modelling is superb!
Really impressive modeling. You're really good with these trains and the texture mapping is fantastic.
Wow! Great scene.
Very good modelling. Good light and render. Well done.
Greeeeeaaat! Super!!!
Excellent scene.
Fantastic work.
Fantastic scene.
great light setting and fantastic models....lovely bryce art!
Excellent image! Wonderful lighting!
Wonderful colours, perfect & nice scene, very beautiful !!! :):):) Hugs !!!
Amazing!!!
Love the train series you have going here,could stare at them for hours.