Local Train, Martin Romero (3D)

[far]

good work Martin,

the ground on the side looks a little different, are they intend to represent snow patches ?

[MartinRomero]

Hello Far,

Yes, those patches that you see are snow patches. As far as the material goes, it has a color and bump map.

cheers

Martin

[rubenmontecinos]

I saw your portfolio. Your work can get comments about textures, color, lighting, but I like it. Your images have many concept and thinking in themself.

[MartinRomero]

Hey rubenmontecinos (http://forums.cgsociety.org/member.php?u=136157),

I love your stuff man. Keep it up

Regards,

Martin Romero

[rexzou]

hey martin,

i like your train. only the thain. do you know what i mean?

the modeling looks good. and you wanna explain the train is very old. it cannot be used.

so i think the texture of train can't help you to explain.

and then the environment is not the same style of the train.

good work. welldone.:)

[MartinRomero]

hey rexzou,

I do know what you mean, that you only like the train,lol. np.
I am explaining that the train is old and rusty, if you look at all the pieces I done on my website/cg gallery that's the kind of style that I go for. As for the train, it's old but I am not saying that it cannot be used, you are saying that,lol. As far as the environment goes, the style it's pretty much the same. I always keep consistency on both, the object and environment however, thanks for your comments .

Cheers,

Martin

[KyoshiB]

A great model. The set could use some work. Back to the locomotive (an f7 I'm guessing) that texture is great for metal, but not a f7. Here is the prototype (This is a photo and not computer generated) this is the most beat up I've seen one.http://www.railpictures.net/images/d1/3/4/5/6345.1213934824.jpg

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