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š Indian Railway Station ā 3D in Blender
A train station environment inspired by the Mumbai local railway system, fully modeled and rendered in Blender.
Includes a detailed platform, overbridge, roofing, signage, benches, and a Mumbai-style local train with modeled wheels, doors, and windows.
Focused on clean topology, hard-surface modeling, realistic materials, and balanced lighting.
Environment modeling: railway platform, overbridge, roofing, benches, signage, tracks.
Train modeling: Mumbai local train, wheels, undercarriage, doors, windows, accurate proportions.
Texturing: tiles, metal shaders, glass materials, painted surfaces.
Lighting & rendering: daylight setup, soft shadows, depth of field, optimized render.
Open to 3D visualization and environment projects.
ā Khushhal Garg
3D Artist | Blender
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