Traction Engine by drawbridgep

Carrara/RDS • Realism • posted on Jun 26, 2006

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Description

This model is one I made ages ago and have rendered a few times in Bryce. So here's a version of it in Carrara. Wings3d Carrara and no postwork on this one other than a slight sharpen. Thanks for looking.

Comments (14)

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MarkBremmer

12:23PM | Mon, 26 June 2006

Now that's nice. :)

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sackrat

12:41PM | Mon, 26 June 2006

Ye olde traction engine eh. Nicely done. Needs distressing.

anastasis20

7:08PM | Mon, 26 June 2006

Thats a really cool model, I sort of agree with it needing a bit of distressing/grunging up (especially on the wheels). Put a wind up key in it and at the scale of the floorboards it would make a great toy image.

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drawbridgep

8:43PM | Mon, 26 June 2006

It is supposed to be a toy image :-( Unlss those are some really really big boards. As for distressing, guess I'll have to differ with the general consensus, but hey, it's my picture, so I win. :-)

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chachi

10:46PM | Mon, 26 June 2006

Great realism as usual! You are one of the masters at this. Only thing that seems "off" to me is the smoke stack....looks like the AA took a short break there. Outstanding work though!! 5 stars! :) (yeah....I rated it even though you didn't let us!! LMAO!) You rock!

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Davies3D

4:46AM | Tue, 27 June 2006

Very nice work :~)

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Lacathedral

10:25AM | Tue, 27 June 2006

It's perfect as-is, great model and good lighting and texturing. If anything I think another point of interest and or something to further indicate scale or mood even. A fallen paperclip or a penny on the ground somewhere, something to indicate or lead in the direction of a happy toy near the heel of a child or a forgotten one.. It's just a bit elusive for a toy, but that's just how I read it.

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