K-36 zen - frame crossties
| September 15, 2012 07:24PM |
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More virtual K-36 renders. Just finished the three frame crossties between the drivers.
Side view, front of engine is to the left... oops, there's a bolt out of place on the third crosstie, will fix...
View from ground level... hmmm, those spikes are kinda loose...may throw in some timbers for support as well...
Close-up showing bolt detail and textures...
Thanks for viewing, hopefully can keep up the momentum...
Mike McKenzie
Frankfort IL
Modeled in Carrara Pro 7, not appropriate for sims.
Side view, front of engine is to the left... oops, there's a bolt out of place on the third crosstie, will fix...
View from ground level... hmmm, those spikes are kinda loose...may throw in some timbers for support as well...
Close-up showing bolt detail and textures...
Thanks for viewing, hopefully can keep up the momentum...
Mike McKenzie
Frankfort IL
Modeled in Carrara Pro 7, not appropriate for sims.
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bonefish | September 15, 2012 07:24PM |
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