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Famou s LMS 2-8-0 Stanier 8F Steam Locomotive "W.D. 9323" in desert service, North Africa 1941

Little Vignette, usually called "Diorama" among military modellers...

Turret of a British Cruiser A9 Tank - blown off in the Western Desert, Libya, Spring 1941 Turret modeled in Moi3D, scene created in 3DCoat and everything vertex-painted therein.

The Unknown British Soldier, somewhere in the Western Desert in WW2...

German WW2 20mm Quadruple Anti-Aircraft Gun "Vierling".

Thanks. stutsutcliffe, you're right, hence the loco in perspective. No "design choice", I was so fascinated that I forgot being still in ortho... Yeh, my site is technical, don't know why I love those old military machines... BTW, I appreciate your entries in the forum.

British PM Winston Churchill in Egypt on his mission to boost the morale of his beaten troops, August 1942. Drawings not supposed to be cartoonish... Oliver http://www.o5m6.de

Famous British WW2 General Claude "The Auk" Auchinleck, stopped Rommel at El Alamein in July 1942. My first bust in 3D Coat, another step on the steep learning curve, hope you like it... The Auk is gone...

Italian wounded soldier with captured British 0.303in. Bren Machine Gun in the desert, surrendering... My first 3D Coat vignette using the new scuplt layers. Oliver. Italian POW.mp4

Russian Steam Loco Series OB, built in Moi3D and heavily weathered in 3D Coat.

Is there a way to import a whole directory of obj files into Paint Room with the same import options ?

Strange issue when exporting from Coat and loading the maps into Marmoset Toolbag 3. Basically the same workflow as Chipp's above, but all maps messed up somehow... Any ideas ?

For Surface Materials again : "Steel", "Steel1", Steel2". Original Material for all three obj : "Steel". TenderRearStep.mtl TenderSuspension.mtl TenderWheels.mtl