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this locomotive earns 2nd best locomotive since the nomad hydrogen locomotive from transport fever, a good looking American engine with nuclear tanks on the back, this thing has to have some of the most powerful tractive effort around.
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I wonder what the startup would sound like
btw this is cool
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Why not thermonuclear? It would be safer. But work is good.
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That can be prevented by not actually building this thing
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Thanks man. The design isn't based on any specific existing engine.
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This is the most visually stunning vehicle I have seen, and it was made in SKETCHUP! the most I was ever able to do with sketchup was make garbage looking houses! This is incredible!
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Thanks for the cool comment! Β Β Β Β Β
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Very nice design, clean lines and good balance.
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One of the very best futuristic locomotives I have ever seen.Β None of the superfluous fluff and nonsense you usually see in most futurist vehicles, which always detracts from the concept.Β Here, you have achieved a degree of verisimilitude that very few artists are capable of achieving.Β Syd Mead could do no better.
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That's a very cool compliment! Many thanks
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Very nice design. I like the clean lines and lack of clutter.
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Many thanks for the positive comment my man.
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Nice idea. It should be a locomotive from the Snowpiercer movie
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Nuclear Mag Freight Engine you mean. Cause I'm not seeing any wheels.
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I dont think thats what he meantΒ
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Very interesting idea. I suppose that the two (Visible) radioactive symbols represent some kind of miniature reactor pods, or something similar. The way they are configured reminds me of some technology from ST:TNG, i.e., a small self-contained fusion pod. In this configuration they could possible be ejected in the case of an accident.
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Hi matey, I too love using Sketchup, may I ask how you achieve the final render process, your models always have that great artistic cartoon feel and show the nice line work as well, I would like to do the same if possible
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Hi man. Well, there's no real trick to it. I just export the images from skp in a high res (about 2 times higher than the end-result) and reduce the image size in skp. A bit of contrast fiddling & presto
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Hiya matey, export out and export back in to reduce image size ? not sure I get this part, is Photoshop involved anywhere in the process ?, either way your end result always looks great, thanks for taking the time to reply, love your works.
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Sorry, Β I made a typo in my previous comment. I meant: reduce the size in photoshop. So, I just make highres exports from skp and modify the jpg a bit in photoshop. Β
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Thanks matey I thought that's what you may have done, I'm not that savvy with PS so will be a while until I can get same results, thanks
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Nice train, although it isn't a good idea to have it nuclear powered. Should be green bio-fuel.
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