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Sun Chariot

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I’ve recently tried doing Blue Pullmans in various liveries. I’d be embarrassed at what AI came up with!
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.
 

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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.


I’ve recently tried doing Blue Pullmans in various liveries. I’d be embarrassed at what AI came up with!
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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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.
Very nice.
Here is the best of what Gemini created for me the other day. Wrong, so very wrong!:oops:
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Sun Chariot

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Little House On The Prairie. Do I win a prize?
And there was me hoping it might be George Clark's Amazing Spaces, or Escape to the Country. ;)

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Here is the best of what Gemini created for me the other day. Wrong, so very wrong!:oops:
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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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