heavy duty bicycle
- January 22, 2015
- 1,145 Downloads
- 8 Likes
- Blender 2.7x
- Render: Blender Internal
- Creator: ericblender7
- License: CC-BY-NC
Description:
Now here I com again. I made the version of this bicycle previously in the cycles engine. After some careful consideration, I have made it more better, you know easier to work with. So what's new?
- Made in internal blender engine
- I added the controls, that is for the handlebar and the chain.
- the chain is now rotatable as well as the pedals.
- the front wheel follows the rotation of the rear one.
- renders faster. I used it in this video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kp0VhetgQ0E
Comments:
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FayZee
Written January 23, 2015I downloaded your other bicycle, too. They are both good, but this is the best :-)
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oldtimer
Edited January 23, 2015In my country this bicycle would be classified as a recreational bike for women. A man would never ride one of these models. Don't ask me why, it's just things of culture. Regardless of this considerations, this bike is a great model. Also I favorably commented your previous model. Regards.
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FayZee
Written January 23, 2015Yes, that is true in the UK, too. This is a ladies' bicycle. Men's bicycles have a crossbar between the saddle and the handlebars, like these men's bicycle images.
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ericblender7
Written January 25, 2015okay guys...seems now we are speaking about cultures.....Am African and bicycle remains bicycle. But lemmi say that I needed to keep it quite simple coz of the size. By the way, I used the blueprint here: http://www.marksdailyapple.com/forum/thread49216.html I avoided the chain guard to show the animated chain. I also avoided the bags coz the load depends on the story you will be working on. I didn't think of a carrier basket at the front but think it's a good idea
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Michelozzo2
Written April 16, 2023Bags and front basket are not necessary, but the bicycle would look much better with chain guard. It is a must have on such a classy bike! Great job anyway, thank you very much!
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SilentLadyGTA
Written April 09, 2018Hello, I use your fantastic bicycle here: https://orig00.deviantart.net/14be/f/2018/099/7/0/a_bicyclette_by_silentladygta-dc8dih9.png I credit you and I put a link on the licence
Thank you !
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All of my bicycles up to the age of 18 had rod brakes, which used a series of rods and pivots, rather than Bowden cables, as yours does, and the brake pads (mounted within a stirrup shape) were concave. My handlebar grips were perpendicular to the wheels, and I had either a wicker or wire basket mounted on the front wheel for my school books. Also, all my bicycles had chain guards and I never had gears. Oh, and lamps which used to go out when the bicycle went over bumps in the road!