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imaginative title, i know

i realise the train isn't the full focus of this picture; but i like the way it's used to show the scale of the dinosaurs by being absolutely dwarfed by the them

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Source: The Fun Train (by huleeb - ArtStation)

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Mix of two time periods; Victorian era and the Roman Empire. Hopefully i get around to exploring more of this mix as i had a blast doing it.

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Source: kalima city (by Mark Li - ArtStation)

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first piece of the Forgotten temple of Rangda project.

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The closest to a credible source I found is this page:
Retro Futurism At Its Best: Designs and Tutorials — Smashing Magazine

Which links to a German page with Klaus Bürgle's works, section "Städte & Verkehr I" (Cities & Traffic I), but I don't see the image there. I also looked at the other Klaus Bürgle sections (I did not check all the other artists that appear there).

The source of the hi-res posted image, with no information, is:
...monorail | James Vaughan | Flickr

Seen on Dark Roasted Blend: One-Track Wonders: Early Monorails, which attempts to credit the image, but with broken links.

Artwork Inspired by a market in a Middle Eastern country.

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Source (web archive): Gyroscope Monorail Car to Travel 300 Miles per Hour | Modern Mechanix

Wikipedia: Gyro monorail

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cover art for The Rail City Chronicles by John Elwood (goodreads)

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Source with line art, 3d model and sketches: steam train (by Georg Krauskopf - ArtStation)

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Source: Space Train by tujicov on DeviantArt

Futuristic concept of the Space Train. It would, hypothetically, be able to transport people and cargo from earth to Moon in less than one day. Enjoy!

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part of the 1895, Welded Iron series for Welded Iron

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Source with more renders: Stanced Train 3D Render (by Daniel Wogan - ArtStation):

Abstract render of a "stanced" train, as if it were a road vehicle. Work Emitz wheels without tires to stay on the tracks. Made in Cinema 4D, edited in Lightroom, and composited in After Effects.

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what an imaginative title...

2018 illustration for “Invisible sun” RPG board game.

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there's also a version with smoke instead of bubbles:

Source: Off Rail Steam Locomotive (by Ricardo Chamizo - ArtStation):

Revisiting an old 3d concept , playing with shaders and palette of colors. Quick render, no UVmaps, just procedural bump and gruping chunks of geometry per material. The model is my take of the streamlined trains from the 20’s but in an alternative Albion, where roads wins over railways (used to explore other unknown lands) A bit Art Deco

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Source: File:The George Bennie Railplane System of Transport poster, 1929.png - Wikimedia Commons

Wikipedia: Bennie Railplane

I'm not sure if this counts as a Imaginary Train because a prototype (30-yard / 119-metre line) was built:

Source of the photo, with info and more pictures: Bennie Railplane | Old Machine Press

Source: Imaging the Future, Arthur Radebaugh, Bohn Aluminium and Brass Corporation, advertisements

BOHN
future commuter

Commuting by train to and from work is part of the busy life of many of the dwellers in America's larger cities. The designers for the future tell us that this may be the kind of train in which they'll skim along the rails. The light alloys—aluminum and magnesium—will play a prominent part in its construction and equipment, as they will in countless other new products. If you—use or can use—aluminum or magnesium in the things you make, Bohn engineers would like to talk to you with a view to serving your future requirements,

BOHN ALUMINUM AND BRASS CORPORATION
GENERAL OFFICES—LAFAYETTE BUILDING—DETROIT 26, MICHIGAN

Designers and Fabricators—ALUMINUM ■ MAGNESIUM ■ BRASS ■ AIRCRAFT-TYPE BEARINGS

February 1946

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used for the cover of "Shadow Of The Ship" by Robert Fransen - available to read here^[please donate to ia, they're having precential legal troubles at the moment]

Source: 32 :: Diesel Power (by hylemorph - ArtStation):

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Source: ARTIFICIAL DETECTIVE - tram (by Misha Sadikov - ArtStation):

created for Artificial Detective, a computer-animated TV series. Vivi(x) Studios Art Director:

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strongly reminds me of the mortal engines series - i'd love a spin-off based on trains (although i don't quite know how that would work)

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Hey guys, Here is my submission for Artstation Challenge.

The idea is inspired from "Moving Castle" from Miyazaki's film. I decided to do moving house / town for this challenge. Here is my process for this challenge : (https://www.artstation.com/contests/wild-west/challenges/44/submissions/28600), Thank you.