AI dioramas with your models

[robemcdonald]

MC Bodge said:

Impressive “look mum. No hands!” Skills from the driver.

[MC Bodge]

robemcdonald said:

MC Bodge said:

Impressive look mum. No hands! Skills from the driver.

I noticed that. Some confusion between Lhd and Rhd? The car looks good.

ChatGPT appears to identify the type of car from the photo, then enhance it with reference to other photos of the same car.

[Stealthracer]

The original



The AI diorama

[MC Bodge]

Stealthracer said:

The original



The AI diorama

Haha

[Stealthracer]

This one didn't turn out too well!



"Please remove the stand and place the aircraft on the ground."



Unfortunately, no amount of pleading, cajoling or begging would persuade Gemini to sit the aircraft properly on its wheels.

[Stealthracer]

This one worked better.

Original model:



Diorama:



I was quite pleased with that, no size problems anyway. And the fact that all the aircraft carry the same code letters is not too obvious.

[Oberheim]

Excellent airfield diorama there. It’s done a great job scaling the human figures correctly.

[Stealthracer]

Interesting, because I've just noticed that it's converted it from a Mk I to a Mk II (by adding the blister for the starter (just under the exhausts), and a pair of cannon on the wings - which neither Mark would have had.

[Gary29]

Original:


In service area:


It seems to have swapped the front tyres for some Chinese special ditch finders, good fun!

[MC Bodge]

Gary29 said:

Original:


In service area:


It seems to have swapped the front tyres for some Chinese special ditch finders, good fun!

Those crazy Lancia mechanics

[Oberheim]

My Dragon 1/72 StuG IV



Now making its way along a dusty road in Italy in the Summer of '44. This was the first output from my prompts and I liked it enough to not ask for any more refinements. I like the way it has rendered more realistic faces to the crew (my figure painting skills leave plenty to be desired, although these are tiny H0-00 scale figures TBF).

[Stealthracer]

"Please take the aircraft from the uploaded file and place it in a photorealistic image of an improvised airstrip in the Indian jungle in the 1940s"



Pretty impressed by the way the undercarriage struts and inboard doors weren't visible in the original photo, but Gemini put them in anyway.

[Simpo Two]

And added a propeller blade! Did the AI change the plane's angle or did you upload a different photo?

[Stealthracer]

Didn't notice the extra blade! Perhaps Gemini thought it was a Fury rather than a Tempest.

And yes, that was the photo I uploaded so Gemini definitely changed the angle.

[Stealthracer]

Just tried a different photo ...



... and the same prompt:



It got the prop blades right this time.

[Muddle238]

Airfix 1/72 Fairey Swordfish. Fond of these as my grandfather flew in them during the war.

[Muddle238]

Airfix 1/72 Fokker Eindecker. Some field in France circa 1915...

[Simpo Two]

Those results are remarkable. You'd think AI had enough to do without changing the angle of the plane as well, and even unfolding the wings on that Swordfish.

Without the added confusion of colour, the b/w Fokker really does look real. And that could well mean that AI is going to rewrite history as because it makes stuff up and nobody is any the wiser so they believe it.

[Oberheim]

Some really nice AI images of aircraft here. The Fokker in a WWI French field image is exceptionally realistic - no doubt helped by the excellence of the 1/72 model used to derive the image. Great weathering.

[Oberheim]

My Vespid Models 1/72 Jagdpanther, originally snapped against a printed background that I had.



Now in a different wartime scene. Copilot has used part of the original backdrop here.