Sci-Fi Diesel Engine
Hey Polycounters!
After watching this forum for a long time now, I decided to for the first time share my work and process. This community is so great, so I should have done it earlier - but I'm a bit terrified of posting my work, especially when it's a work in progress. But I need to fight those fears, so here I am with my first work here.
So I wanted to design a vehicle for time travel, but since I want to really get into detail I decided to break it down and do it bit by bit. So the first stage is the engine. The inspiration comes from those gigantic diesel engines used in ships. Since it's a Sci-Fi time-travel machine I will add some extra elements to it. A huge radiator in the front and exhaust form a jet engine in the back of it.
For now I will concentrate on resolving the main part and add next stages later. I will follow references loosely and just try to come up with a new design that is more refined and has some aesthetic that doesn't derive just from function like on the references.
Your opinions, questions, feedback very welcome and much appreciated.
Ok, let's get to it now!
References:
After watching this forum for a long time now, I decided to for the first time share my work and process. This community is so great, so I should have done it earlier - but I'm a bit terrified of posting my work, especially when it's a work in progress. But I need to fight those fears, so here I am with my first work here.
So I wanted to design a vehicle for time travel, but since I want to really get into detail I decided to break it down and do it bit by bit. So the first stage is the engine. The inspiration comes from those gigantic diesel engines used in ships. Since it's a Sci-Fi time-travel machine I will add some extra elements to it. A huge radiator in the front and exhaust form a jet engine in the back of it.
For now I will concentrate on resolving the main part and add next stages later. I will follow references loosely and just try to come up with a new design that is more refined and has some aesthetic that doesn't derive just from function like on the references.
Your opinions, questions, feedback very welcome and much appreciated.
Ok, let's get to it now!
References:
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