What did you make the clay render with?
Thank you. For the clay render I used Kerkythea but any renderer should be able to do the same thing.
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Acme is the best brand for anything.
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“Nor is there anyone who loves or pursues or desires to obtain pain of itself, because it is pain, but occasionally circumstances occur in which toil and pain can procure him some great pleasure.”
(Marcus Tullius Cicero died 2065 years ago. I wonder if anyone will read these posts in the year 4087.)
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You’ll never guess what I’m modeling now. 
This is based on an article from a model engineering magazine published in 1924. The larger parts except the condensing tank were availble as castings so they only have dimensions for the machining operations. That means the modeling requires a lot of interpolation to get dimensions correct. Slightly different workflow from my usual approach.
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A flux capacitor for your time machine ?
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Is it a combined transmogrifier?
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It looks like a turbo encabulator. 
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Possibly, but it appears it’s nonces are quonked more than once.
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A few parts left to model. This one is rather intricate for such a tiny model. The high pressure piston is only 1-1/2 in. dia.
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Air pump and flywheel left to model. Time to make some soup, though.
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Should be making more parts but instead I’m playing with LayOut.
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This last image is very very cool ! Well done 
Thank you sir. And HNY!
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A beautiful Steam Engine Museum.
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Still couldn’t manage to find a software to get ambient occlusion layer from to creat this kind of beauty.
Thank you for sharing this. It’s really beautiful.
Any renderer should be able to do that.
Thank you
I will try to find a TUTORIAL to see how it’s done when I have a moment.
Any suggestions would be welcome.
I guess it depends on the renderer.