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Published: 2016-11-16 16:03:37 +0000 UTC; Views: 2269; Favourites: 17; Downloads: 48
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3D model of high speed (up to 200kph) electric multiple unit (EMU) train, having real prototype, created from scratch in Blender, using a few drawings and photographs as references.More info about this train itself here >> en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ER200
This train has a long and sad story, here are key milestones:
1974 - first prototype was build
1984 - start of regular commercial operation (three trains in total)
2009 - end of use, all trains were distributed between several railroad museums
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Some tech details:
Blender 2.69: modeling of train (both cars) and railways
Octane Render 3.04.3: materials setup and rendering (PMC mode)
Paint.NET 4.0.10: composition of three separate renders and signature adding
Yeah... I've finally made it...
...it was most hard modeling at the moment 
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Freebies credits:
Environment HDRIs >> www.hdrlabs.com/
Concrete fence blocks >> fav.me/d8055va
Snow texture >> www.sharecg.com/v/2659/view/6/…
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Comments: 32
Very nice. It looks so realistic, almost as if you bought an actual model ER200 from the store and photographed it. Two thumbs up, bro!
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Thank you, it take a while to carefully get proper (let's hope) dimensions from reference photographs, having only limited basic set of known sizes
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Nice modeling. But I'm not impressed by the materials. You didn't use Cycles? Why didn't you export it to render it in DAZ Iray?
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Yeah, I'm a bit lazy in terms of texturing work... so I use procedural materials here, which looks too clean. Rendering was done in Octane Render, not in Blender.
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Okay. But I didn't mean the texturing. More the end result. If you try Cycles, the colors will probably look more vivid, a bit more glossy.
I am very pleased with the Iray renderer in DAZ (4.8/4.9) I find my results better then in Cycles, but that can be because I haven't mastered Cycles to the max.
Now... isn't it time to make it ride...
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The final colors are just tiny part of render engine settings, I've adjust them to get a neutral/cold look, but it was also easy to get more vivid picture. It just depends on desired effect and overall image mood.
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Boah, done very well! Didn't know you're a modeler! I'm impressed, looks like a lot of hours...
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Well, some of my works are pure modeling in Blender, probably you thought that it were just a photos, like >> fav.me/d89kchh
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YES, so I thought! And now I have to knock my head against the wall and to freeze with respect!
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Beautiful work on the model.
But where have you hidden the elves?
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I guess, they are in the 2nd car, first two rows on the right side >> fav.me/d8qf757
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I was really impressed with that train overall style 
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Поздравляю, авторские модели-это другой уровень 3Д. Можно еще комплект текстурок сделать с царапнами и потертостями, будет не так стирильно. А так конечно класс!
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При создании данной модели ни одной текстуры не пострадало было использовано - применялись только процедурные материалы
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Wow this looks awesome, nice work on the small details too
Super blender work!!
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Just a tribute for developers of such rolling stock
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It's very cool that's for sure, I use to make railway stuff in 3D Studio Max about 10 -12 yrs ago for a program called Trainz.
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Looking good! Nice detail on the windows and doors!
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Yeah, over 200k polygons in each car, and near 950k polygons in full scene 
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