Brooklands scenery progress
Posted: 25 May 2006, 23:13
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Brooklands scenery progress
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Posted: 25 May 2006, 23:23
Hey TV, that's very impressive. 
I've just started this modeling malarky myself and I've not got anywhere near as good as that.
I've just started this modeling malarky myself and I've not got anywhere near as good as that.Posted: 26 May 2006, 00:12
My word.. is that building familiar or what 
Looking very good Mr V
ATB
DaveB :tab:
Looking very good Mr V
ATB
DaveB :tab:
Posted: 26 May 2006, 00:18
Geezz I sure think I've seen it before
hehe
looks bigger now though
looking good Toby
hehe
looks bigger now though
looking good Toby
Posted: 26 May 2006, 15:56
Just updated the image above, I've added more of the building to the right and the copper roof which my computer lost when it crashed last night.
Posted: 26 May 2006, 16:00
Thats looking really good there Toby
Certainly accurate buildings are very important.....that would be noticed more than say a runway or taxyway error.
That is the face of the airfield.
One glance at that and it obviouslt Brooklands!!
Garry
Certainly accurate buildings are very important.....that would be noticed more than say a runway or taxyway error.
That is the face of the airfield.
One glance at that and it obviouslt Brooklands!!
Garry
Posted: 26 May 2006, 16:03
Hi Garry,
Yes, though my trouble will be that I will have photoreal buildings around the museum... and hopefully the tower if I can persuade someone to do a photo-recce for me down that way, but everywhere else will be back to the old hand-drawn textures (although even those have improved quite a lot)
Toby
Yes, though my trouble will be that I will have photoreal buildings around the museum... and hopefully the tower if I can persuade someone to do a photo-recce for me down that way, but everywhere else will be back to the old hand-drawn textures (although even those have improved quite a lot)
Toby
Posted: 26 May 2006, 16:19
Ah yes Toby but...
But over a period of time things can be upgraded, but even the hand drawn textures can give the right impression.
It is the use of standard buildings that make the default a non starter.
With the right shape an placement it is far better than nothing.
I suppose though because you are such a perfectionist it probably grates a bit that you can't make everything up to you latest standard.......but that is the drive.
Garry
But over a period of time things can be upgraded, but even the hand drawn textures can give the right impression.
It is the use of standard buildings that make the default a non starter.
With the right shape an placement it is far better than nothing.
I suppose though because you are such a perfectionist it probably grates a bit that you can't make everything up to you latest standard.......but that is the drive.
Garry
Posted: 26 May 2006, 16:20
Hi Toby
Can you resend whatever it was you sent or asked about a few days ago as i was in the middle of problems and a reinstall of XP and never got to read it.
Sorry Toby & i was not ignoring you
Regards
Rick
Can you resend whatever it was you sent or asked about a few days ago as i was in the middle of problems and a reinstall of XP and never got to read it.
Sorry Toby & i was not ignoring you
Regards
Rick
Posted: 26 May 2006, 17:14
Not to worry about it Rick, I have taken care of it myself after I found out how busy you were.