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The Sense Of Wonder

Carrara/RDS Atmosphere/Mood posted on Nov 29, 2012
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The memory of the Wheelo basically popped into my head the other day and I decided to model one. Made a scene to fit it. For those who aren't of the pre-battery era, the Wheelo was a toy invented in the early 1950s, with a spinning wheel going along the wire track by means of a magnetic axle. It got to the end, then flipped over and went back the other way.

Comments (8)


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GrandmaT

2:30PM | Thu, 29 November 2012

I remember those. Great render!

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tjohn

4:47PM | Thu, 29 November 2012

Had one. A yo-yo for the "Space Age". Cool memory, cool work.

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tigertim

5:23PM | Thu, 29 November 2012

Cool render.. that toy is before my time, but it does sound cool to play with!. Love the character.. almost liquid in appearance.

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bobbystahr

5:47PM | Thu, 29 November 2012

haven't even thought of one of those in decades...cool...love the Siver Surfer/Flash type character as well....

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bebopdlx

6:38PM | Thu, 29 November 2012

Wow, Dave this Rocks!

KnightWolverine

11:09PM | Thu, 29 November 2012

I remember those!....Ooooops....I mean no I don't.....hehehehe....

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fallen21

4:42AM | Fri, 30 November 2012

Awesome work.

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Hubert

12:37PM | Fri, 30 November 2012

Nicely put into scene. Cool render style.


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