Love the train.

Thank you so much for looking at my little train art! I'm happy you like it! Makes me happy too!

Fantastic work!

Many many thanks for the comments! Whooooo hoooooo!!!! Chugga chugga chugga! Greatly appreciated!

Was hoping to see those guys at a photo shoot and his job interview went successfully. Never mind...Time will tell!

Thanks for looking, Steve! I'm surprised and pleased that you have been liking the story of these two so far. Stay tuned, I have at least one or two more cells in mind for your consideration! Much appreciation from me for your continued support!

Another excellent train scene.
This one is a Class 7F engine, one of eleven. One batch of six was built in 1914 and the second batch in 1925.
The engine in this image is 53806, the first of the second batch, built with larger boilers by Robert Stephenson & Company’s works at Darlington.
Information on this particular engine seems a little scarce but it looks as though it spent most of its working life on the Somerset & Dorset Joint Railway (S&DJR) working heavy goods and was probably withdrawn from service around June 1964 and sold to Woodham Bros. scrap yard at Barry. Two sister engines, 53808 and 53809 were bought for preservation in 1975 and moved to Doncaster.

Wow! That is most interesting information, my friend! Thank you so much and thank you for viewing my image! I greatly appreciate your kindnesses in all areas!

Very cool and creative scene, nice composition and detail's..!

Many thanks for commenting and viewing, Darkglass! Love your recent portrait of the lovely lady, 'shrouded in mystery,' a most charming and mysterious lady! That AI is really a most astounding and marvelous creation in itself. Could I ask another personal favor from you? I don't usually bother anyone with my requests, but I have been wanting a nice little background image of a winding path coming out of an old forest with an fairytale castle in the distance. I have some ideas of how I'd like to use something like that in some of my images at DA. I can understand if you are too busy so it isn't anything serious. I just thought I'd run it by you for your consideration! As always, your friend here at 'osity!

Looks like these two are enjoying the road trip and taking in the awesome train scenery along the way! :-)

Many thanks for viewing and commenting on this little train/Vette scene, Johnny! Always a pleasure to hear from you! Looking forward to your next productions!

Great train. Love how the car color stands out

Thanks for the comment, uncollared! Yes, that Vette does stand out in any crowd with that paint! Much appreciation for your continued support!

What a beautiful scene… very creative work !!

Many thanks for the comment, madame! Always a pleasure to hear from you and get your support! Very much appreciated!

I like this train, gorgeous scene !

Many thanks for viewing, Danielle! Love that you like this train! Most appreciated!

Very nice

Thanks for the comments, Magik! I greatly appreciate all of them!

Fabulous looking train scene, and excellent job with the steam. That is definitely one very steep and immense hillside. Great job!

Thanks so very much for the comment and observation of my steep hillside! I created it in Train Simulator Classic as well as the train route. I haven't played with it for awhile an have forgotten all the important ways to lay track and other world creating skills. Darn this old brain of mine! LOL! Very much appreciate your continued support!

Nice scene with the train.

this is a great train scene, the steam and the lighting on the roof looks so good.

Thank you so very much, bakapo, for your kind comment and observations! A greatly appreciate your take on this one and your kindness in leaving a comment! Hope you have a great day!

This is your best blending of a train simulator scene and Poser yet! Thanks for sharing, my dear. =)

Molly

Many thanks, Molly! I greatly appreciate that you liked this one!

You might want to park a little further back from the tracks, the trains seem to be falling off the tracks these days like flies.