Old gas station by iborg64
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rendered in vue 2014 at superior quality render time 2 hours 59 mins.all the cars are dreamland models from here I modified all the textures to work correctly in vue. Gas station from C3D characters V6 M6 and M4.
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Comments (12)
ljdean
Nice image, all you need now is the gas station attendant.
kenmo
Very cool...
drifterlee
This looks real. Excellent!!!!!
Greywolf44
Love it as always. Small issues. People are a bit tall for those vehicles. Last, I think the ground cover scale could be reduced. And where is that attendant? (LOL)
aeilkema
Great image, love the set up and the way you lighted it. I agree with the other suggestions for improvements :)
AdeyMack66
Great image :)
netsuke
Ah, you take me back in time. But, where's the gas jockey? Wonderful, nostalgic imagery.
adorety
Awesome! Great retro scene.
art-ella
Beautiful everyday scene. Very good rendering.
NetWorthy
Yes, I can actually remember those days LOL! One thing amiss: There would be anywhere from 1-3 attendants appear as soon as you pulled up. They cleaned your windows, checked your oil, checked your tires, pumped your gas - you just sat there like a king LOL! Nice work, love it!
Domi48
Good old days... even for european people!
tallpindo
I'm here! I'm the old gas station attendant! I make my own stuff as I began way back then with a 1956 Chevrolet V-8 and a 1948 Ford coupe. Ok I had to tear down some stuff and buy parts and get some help from an engine builder and a Deuce Ford guy from 1949 who had gone to military school in New Jersey and had the Alexander Bros. build him a deuce pickup for Autorama. (he relocated the pickup in 1959 but drove a 1934 with a Thunderbird engine.) This imager seems to be from 1954 by the cars 1954 Chevrolet and some sort of English saloon and a Chevrolet Suburban 1953? The pickup with sunvisor looks like that era of Chevrolet also before the fenders got more square in 1955. The atterndant wants to see squirt bottles for bug spray mounted on bins for paper towels for wiping and barrels for trash after.