
Alton Railway Station, Staffordshire Free 3D model
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This 3D model originated from Sketchup 6, then successfully migrated to numerous other formats. By default, it operates in its native .skp format, but can also be opened and edited in 3ds Max 2016, complete with all the tools found in a fully-featured 3ds Max scene. To produce these detailed images, the team opted for Vray 3.00 as their rendering engine of choice. The historic Alton railway station once served as a vital transportation hub in the heart of the picturesque village of Alton, nestled deep within Staffordshire, UK. After an official grand opening on July 13th, 1849, it continued to play a pivotal role until it was shut down permanently in 1964, as part of a major network overhaul aimed at streamlining Britain's railway system under the controversial Beeching Axe. The lengthy platforms stood out among other stations due to the deliberate design choice by the influential Earl of Shrewsbury to accommodate an impressive arrival experience for his esteemed guests.
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