Most of the additions and changes are on one side only, added a partial roof and a lot of burned wood and scattered tiles and ash. The lamp post I think adds a lot of character.
Wednesday, August 22, 2012
Grand St. and Pike Alley
On the corner of Grand St. and Pike alley stands this very large building...my wagon factory, in the burnt district. This has been up here before, but now that I know more, I can make it look better.
Most of the additions and changes are on one side only, added a partial roof and a lot of burned wood and scattered tiles and ash. The lamp post I think adds a lot of character.
Most of the additions and changes are on one side only, added a partial roof and a lot of burned wood and scattered tiles and ash. The lamp post I think adds a lot of character.
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Wonderful building Captain. The extras really give it character.
ReplyDeleteJust brilliant! The leaning lamp post is superb.
ReplyDeletewhat could I say?
ReplyDeleteit's so beautiful!
I love all the attention you've given at all the details, the inner parts look real!
Congrats for this new Master-Work !
that is so increadible! you are the master of miniature buildings!
ReplyDeleteA beautiful looking building....or what's left of it anyway?
ReplyDeleteThese buildings have a style and character all their own, and are a joy and education to see. I was intrigued by the what appeared to be a blanket hanging in the window in the first picture, an incidental thing that seemed to set the whole vignette in some human context of space and time. I realise now it is the patterning of an internal (papered?) wall, which has a similar effect, yet the 'blanket in the window' was for me an evocative image.
ReplyDeleteCheers,
Ion
Brilliant Captain, love the signs too (lucky they survived the fire). Lamp post looks great. Love the small details!!!
ReplyDeleteBest
Paul
Another very beautiful realisation. Bravo
ReplyDeleteAnother fine exhibition of skill and enjoyment working together to produce an exemplary model bldg. Super job, Capt. Keep this quality of work up, Sir, and you are going to be promoted to a Major!
ReplyDeleteDetails are amazing, your building are always a great pleasure to look at !
ReplyDeleteNice, I like the little details you have added.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely top work Captain. The details are amazing and the lamp post finishes it off very nicely.
ReplyDeleteThank you all for the comments...I realize that some of these items have been up here before...but If I can make something look better, I would rather do that then start something new...thank you again.
ReplyDeletespectacular!!!
ReplyDeleteYour buildings look so realistic and that leaning lamp post is a nice touch.
ReplyDeleteI almost missed this one and I'm glad I caught it! It looks just great and like Silver said nice touch on the lamp post!
ReplyDeleteChristopher
Genial, con multitud de detalles y muy realista.
ReplyDeleteJose Luis