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Thanks Fletch, but adding to the fact that I'm lousy at editing images also be colorblind, :oops: will do nothing to make the image became more realistic. I think it could be sharpened a bit as well, but will lose the glamour mood. You are welcome to do it for me, if you have time, and show us all t...

Here is my last of few renders that I call "Chesterfield, Drugs & Alcohol". Could say it's "Off Topic" because it is not "Work In Progress" as you all can see, it's signed. ;) Just posting to show what I can do with Twilight Render, detailed models, good textures an...

You are right it's 1,192m long

The forks should have 1,2m long at least, and please dont say them are retractable.
The top bar will confine height for the shunter.

I'm sorry Rohganthompson, I just follow dereeei's joke. I forgot that once I was a Trekkie too.
If you truly want to test light, you should test it inside a textured box along with some piramids cubes and sphears.

I heard that McDonald's is interested in buying the patent.

Very narrow building, Jpalm! HDR showing at the right side. Some trees tops at the bottom left would give more height realism.

I also am a fan of this kind of scenes. I like best the lighting in the first two images with the physical improve of the other ones. You must get on detail of that "supposed" distribution transformers things or get them lost. Of course get into details is for people that have nothing else...

What I meant was, the more you zoom the image of the model, the curved surfaces need more segments. To what Kronox explained (better than I), not happen. If you do a rendering of a locomotive and some wagons, curved surfaces do not need so many segments. Of course I'm talking about a median image re...

If it is your intention to do only the locomotive than 48 segments is a good number.