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Ashley Hill
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I’ve recently tried doing Blue Pullmans in various liveries. I’d be embarrassed at what AI came up with!They were early adopters.
Sun Chariot
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I did a Blue Pullman for the RM Web thread earlier this year, a Saltley / Solihull inspired location.
The resulting render not only had all the cab-angles and livery spot-on, it also rendered the two Kitchen Firsts correctly and in the correct train-formation. Impressive.
This is the best i can do
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If the Great Northern route transfer does go ahead...
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One more concept....
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Sun Chariot
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Recalling the period from June 1963 to September 1966, with A4s on Glasgow Buchanan Street to Aberdeen '3-hour' trains.
1) 60024 Kingfisher flies northwards, through Angus county.
2) The Highland Main Line is re-imagined; this A4 is diverted from its 1963-1966 stomping-ground.
WR set passing Princes Risbro' (Kitchen First car is farthest-visible carriage).
MR set (as a charter, with two Parlours added at rear) on WR near re-imagined Solihull.
Google's Gemini AI subscription model is becoming less and less-appealing, sadly.
The Gemini Plus recent update severely limits how much Pro-level data (create AI images) can be used; from mid-November, access to Pro will be removed completely.
That means paying a four-fold increase each month, just to get the same as I've previously had; I'm not prepared to do that, so it might mean you no longer see me here.
1) 60024 Kingfisher flies northwards, through Angus county.
2) The Highland Main Line is re-imagined; this A4 is diverted from its 1963-1966 stomping-ground.
Here are:
WR set passing Princes Risbro' (Kitchen First car is farthest-visible carriage).
MR set (as a charter, with two Parlours added at rear) on WR near re-imagined Solihull.
Google's Gemini AI subscription model is becoming less and less-appealing, sadly.
The Gemini Plus recent update severely limits how much Pro-level data (create AI images) can be used; from mid-November, access to Pro will be removed completely.
That means paying a four-fold increase each month, just to get the same as I've previously had; I'm not prepared to do that, so it might mean you no longer see me here.
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Topological
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That is disappointing, though as I have never paid for anything Gemini, I should still be able to churn out slop.
Sun Chariot
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Ashley Hill
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Very nice.
Here is the best of what Gemini created for me the other day. Wrong, so very wrong!
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Guess the TV programme?
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CaptainHaddock
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Little House On The Prairie. Do I win a prize?
Sun Chariot
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And there was me hoping it might be George Clark's Amazing Spaces, or Escape to the Country.
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Two-tier travel. Platform ingress/egress for First Class ticket-holders only. It could work.Here is the best of what Gemini created for me the other day. Wrong, so very wrong!
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There was me, thinking Chris Green might have acquired the Pullman sets, given them a fit-out (2+2 seating) and run 'em between Waterloo and Exeter. That would have swiftly culled their engines and traction-motors!
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Sound the horn. Frosty dawn in 1970s north fenland; and the Blankney Hunt's chase is thwarted by an approaching class 37. Today, fox wins!
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Hot date. Inspired by my own ascent of Snowdon's Pig Trail in 1998; and the sight of two young lovers lacking the right type of protection.
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D6130
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Looks more like Kent with the oast houses in the background....and also the North Fenland line would have been double track prior to electrification.And there was me hoping it might be George Clark's Amazing Spaces, or Escape to the Country.
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Two-tier travel. Platform ingress/egress for First Class ticket-holders only. It could work.
There was me, thinking Chris Green might have acquired the Pullman sets, given them a fit-out (2+2 seating) and run 'em between Waterloo and Exeter. That would have swiftly culled their engines and traction-motors!
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Sound the horn. Frosty dawn in 1970s north fenland; and the Blankney Hunt's chase is thwarted by an approaching class 37. Today, fox wins!
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Hot date. Inspired by my own ascent of Snowdon's Pig Trail in 1998; and the sight of two young lovers lacking the right type of protection.
Sun Chariot
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I had the erstwhile Middleton Towers line in my mind, when I wrote it. Formerly two- track, the gap between surviving pw and the left fence (behind riders) is clue of its former status.Looks more like Kent with the oast houses in the background....and also the North Fenland line would have been double track prior to electrification.
The field begged for a distinctive building, it's an enterprising Norfolk cottage-brewer.
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