Update:
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Been a while since I last posted. Here’s a GWR City Class I’ve been working on recently, with some appropriate rolling stock!
3440 “City of Truro” was most known for its speed record of 102mph in 1904 and is the only member of the class that survived the cutters torch.
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More effects:
https://gyazo.com/13441a18d072822d20571df350102852
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https://gyazo.com/8aa5a9db093e7964337252b549658c08
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So just recently I started getting into using Blender and I’ve been loving it, though I’m not so good with it and still have a lot to learn I am very proud of how my first model came out so I decided to share and get feedback!
The model is a broken sword from Seven Deadly Sins the anime.
Be sure to give your feedback, let me know what you think I can do to improve it, ect!
Thanks
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Learning how to 3D model again and use blender 2.8
Working on a cool little character design inspired by Darth Revan from star wars
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Your train is beautiful. Well done on that.
GWR is one of my favourite railway companies. (Just pipped by the beautiful blue livery of the Somerset and Dorset Joint Railway.) However, when I saw your outstanding model of the City of Truro, I am tempted to change my allegiances and proclaim that your locomotion is a worthy contender for the very best of ‘God’s Wonderful Railway.’ It’s a masterpiece! I don’t know how you managed it! (Actually, I do - you have put in an enormous amount of blood, sweat and tears into your amazing build.)
Well done to you indeed. That is a truly outstanding build.
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Thank you! It’s been over 3 years since I last built this locomotive, and since then my building and understanding of steam locomotives have improved vastly. Decided this one needed a proper rebuild and I’m quite happy with the way it came out!
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I’ve been wanting to get back into trains… however to so so I’d want their movement to be cframe based… and that just isnt working for me for some reason…
is roblox physics reliable enough to do trains?
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I made another abstract background, how is it?
I’m trying to get more unique styles so i can improve and make it look more better 
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It is a bit dizzying seeing through the dice. Other than that, the colors and neon on black are fresh!
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Yeah i just noticed that! Thanks for telling me
Steam Age uses BodyVelocity to power its trains and in regards to physics, I’d say Roblox physics are not hugely reliable for trains and I had to undertake a gruelling month of trial and error just to find something I was remotely happy with.
If you want to see how good train physics can get with Roblox however, I’d recommend giving @BuilderAtWork’s Trainware a try: Trainware Demo [Alpha] - Roblox
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Better than what I did for my older trains.
I just used bodythrust in each of the powered bogies. simulating force being generated from those spots. my only issue with that is sleeping physics parts…
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Might be cool to add slightly opaque glass inside the dice, so you get a better sense of depth!
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So i made a small project in blender, i was experimenting with the reflection which is my favourite part of the animation
VFX animation:
Anyways what do you think 
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I’m working on multiple projects but I will start about my most recent project. I’m remaking the whole area of the Dutch city of 's-Hertogenbosch with the surrounding cities Vlijmen and Vught. I just started (2 weeks ago) and I already made some progress on Vlijmen and the highway A59.
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Your builds look amazing, BobbyJNL. I particularly like the spired church. The whole build is very well made and I applaud you and your work. Well done to you.
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