Horse-Drawn Steam Fire Engine by tennesseecowgirl

Photography • Collage • posted on Jan 06, 2009

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One of the members here, wrote to me and asked if they could do a version of one of my pictures in 3D Modeling, and I was so impressed with it I wanted to show it here, and post another side view of the same Fire Engine. Thanks Bertrand your work and your gallery are wonderful.
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1890's Horse-Drawn Steam Fire Engine

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1890's Horse-Drawn Steam Fire Engine

Comments (56)

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awjay

8:18AM | Tue, 06 January 2009

superb collection

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praep

8:21AM | Tue, 06 January 2009

Great presentation of interesting pics.

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icerian

8:27AM | Tue, 06 January 2009

I like old "things" with unrepeatable atmosphere and warmth. Nicely done collection!

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Kaartijer

8:27AM | Tue, 06 January 2009

Awesome shots, great collage! That steam fire engine looks cool!

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timtripp

8:30AM | Tue, 06 January 2009

amazing

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DarkStormCrow

8:33AM | Tue, 06 January 2009

Excellent!

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Faemike55

8:42AM | Tue, 06 January 2009

Wonderful collage! the modeling is wonderful as well

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tennesseecowgirl

8:45AM | Tue, 06 January 2009

Thank you all I forgot to add this Fire Engine sits in a glass case in downtown Knoxville, Tennessee the day I happened to visit, it wasn't in there, so I went inside and asked about it, and was told it was sold on e-bay. Then the officer on duty smiled and said would you like to see it, and he gave me a tour of the station, where they had it inside preparing for it to be in a parade. Have a great day!!

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moonrancher

9:10AM | Tue, 06 January 2009

Wonderful shots. You show how the preservation is furthered at each step, until the vehicle can again be remembered by many people, at least in some way. 3D models let us bring ideas together from the past, the present, and our imaginations.

PD154

9:50AM | Tue, 06 January 2009

Super work Lynell :)

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schonee

9:51AM | Tue, 06 January 2009

Very Nice!

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JeffG7BRJ

10:01AM | Tue, 06 January 2009

You already know how much I love these old machines Lynell, this is no exception. I have some old 35mm pictures of an old one I am just in the process of scanning in a lot of them, when I get to it I will post it. They actually fired it up and gave a demonstration, it was 16 years ago when they first opened the Museum doors up to the public. Excellent work, instant fav, and I love the 3d model as well. Bravo!!!!!

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