old 99 by Lon Chaney
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Some of you wanted more of the train in the Fernley image so you could see the detail. I didn't think it had enough detail so I made a new train with a little more detail :)
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Comments (14)
Remarkable. You are very talented modelist. I'll go take a look at your gallery. My compliments
Wow. Wow. Did I say wow? This is just so wonderful! Bravo!
Another great one!
i'm glad you did a close up of the train, it looks remarkable, its so awesome and detailed.
You did such a wonderful job on it! Thanks! Really worth the work! A real pleasure for the eyes!
WooooooHooooooooooo Great job love trains. Keep up the good work . Don't Let the age of the steam engine die to modern times.
Modeling is great, I think it needs to be dirtier though. :-)
Super image and modeling !
Cool model!
Wonderful model! Here in Denmark we have an amusement park called Lego Land, and for some reason your choice of coloring remins me of when I was there as a child. Brings back good memories :-)
good, but I have a comment that could apply to most works on Renderosity. It is too dark to be seen well on a monitor in normal settings. I think the artists set their monitors on graphics mode so they can see it well during the design, but then it becomes too dark for the viewers. I have noticed this effect on three different monitors on three different computers, so it is not just a particular monitor.
hey the train looks great, but i agree that unless the setting is a museum the train should show some signs of its age. all in all an excellent job.
I like how you showed the detail of "Virginia" because it wasn't called Virginia City until later years! Great job!!!
nice pic, I just found your gallery, and I also did a train pic, but I modled it all in bryce, take a look if you feel, keep them comming and God Bless! ~Ron