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The reason behind the project and the design progress






What will happening  in the sence?

In the scene, there will be a lot of moving parts but not just the wheels and the piston which is driving the train down the rails. There will be cogs and other pistons which you will be able to see on the train. 

The idea is going to be that the top of the train will be the drive element which the train will get its movment from. This will be the same design as trains are but it will be fliped because its a monorails style. Also the coal carriage will be able to look down in them, will show the scale of the train. The main reason why i wanted too have the cola carriage open because i want you to be able to see whats happening on board of the train. When you look from above you will be coal being transfed by converybelt.

Below is the design which I want to achieve in this project. I'll be focusing on the drive movement before tacting the train and the cold bunker... after this ill be to add the pages charger to the environment scene which will complete which I want to complete.


Design images   


Research imagers photoshop creation  


Side view 
Dawing of the final designs - photoshop dawing 
Cola bunker dawing 


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