#4426: Chaos at the RR switching yard! by Radar_rad-dude
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Comments (23)
Oh i wouldnt wanna be the guy in the blue truck : ) Great scene !!
wonderful composition and use of props. the police here hides at a power station to catch people driving around the warning arms
That could end up a very bad situation, and yet people ignore the gates all the time.
great scene!
very cool scene
Nice, and why not a race between these three trains.Today there is one that will arrive on time. LOL
Splendid trains and setting!
Noticing one of the barriers is missing, hence the bottleneck at that point in the road,railtrack. They're certainly very imposing Bill. Excellent work Sir!
Ignore the warnings at your own peril...should probably be a sign on the gate prior to crossing! This could have ended badly! Excellent work in setting up this awesome scene! :-)
Wonderful vintage trains, gorgeous render.
Beautiful scene with all these trains!
Wonderful trains and environment... great work !!
Very well done
Love your style bro
Fantastic scene !
Beautiful Trains, brave bystanders!
Great trains. Awesome scene
A cool set up. Nice work. The colors are great in this.
Yikes this is a traffic jam of epic proportion. There is going to be a lot of repair work on the books for next week i think.
Oh, my.... In a right-of-way argument, the train usually comes out on top....😉
Great job on this scene, Bill! Hope everyone gets home in one piece! LOL
They can't do anything that a wash can't fix on the train.
Nice scene. Love the trains and the tracks, etc.
Superb vintage trains
you have such a unique vision...you use objects and settings that we all recognize, but you put them together in an almost surreal-dream way. They're comfortable yet so unchartered, so strangely new. I love those 3 huge trains, so realistic, and the 3 vehicles. But the way they all come together is a great twist, and a moment that can't be too common. I love that you have those two men in similar poses, directing these mega-beast train engines (and cars). And the front vehicle is an old, beautiful jalopy-truck (great color)---something from another age. With a quiet bucolic background. I love this. It seems so 'normal' at first, but then it becomes really wild and playful and from another world. Terrific.