Twisted History; An early Roman invention? by Radar_rad-dude
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A whimsical piece. Rendered in Bryce 7 Pro. Postswork in PS7.
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Comments (18)
Lol! Very funny scene!
Very different is this the Last Train to Clarksville or the Chattanooga Chop Choo?
Not so twisted mate. They had invented an orb (steam powered) that spun around and took off the ground briefly and it was used as a party trick by the inventor (I can't remember his name). Just imagine if he had the vision to produce the locomotive from that initial idea? History would have been at their mercy ... even more so and for longer Radders!!
Original idea, great scene, well composed !
Cool idea and scene my friend!!!!!!!!!!!Bravissimo!:DDD.Hugsxx Whylma
funny and surrealistic composition!! wonderful scene
Well, they certainly act like they've seen this train before! ;-D Fantastic image and lighting. Love all the detail, like the clock on the train. Corrie
oh yeah why not,a lot of virtual reality we have comes from early books even.
Can you imagine Rome with railroads? How different history would have been.
Cool scene. Is that the steam engine from freestuff? It's cute!
This is quite excellent my friend, very impressive composition, perspective and lighting, fine piece! Well done!
Lol, a weird turn of events in history. The oxen didn't even bat an eye. Fun to think "what if"....
looks like a time warp occuring here.
THIS IS A FINE PIECE OF DREAMING!
lol history is here. cool image
Excellent scene & work!
love this
Ha Ha, great scene. You just changed history but I bet the Romans would have liked a train like that...