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yeee haaaaaa!

dr frank-en-stein is back!

 

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looking forward to this frank, if i ever do another track it´ll be full on industrial, so i´m watching closely....any thoughts about your track plan and sight lines?

 

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frank, as i need some kind of tall building to block the view from the airfirld to the village i came across these really evocative (if retouched )industrial building shots...should be of some use to you mate...keep up the good work sig
cool industrial fotos

 

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zook he he

mines the industrial beauty by gundross...great minds think alike.

..thanks for that other link, have posted something on the diorama thread from it

 

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yee haa! grime rules!!

happy new year dr frankenstein

 

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brilliant frank, you could go the whole way and do steam punk......i will be nicking ideas mate!

 

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clever sod..looks just like cast iron...you should try some gothic pointed arches will look great...if theyre cast iron ideal for rust ofcourse ...bargain!

we´ll meet together in smoke machine heaven mate!

 

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frank its very difficult to control the flow of smoke unless you´ve got a complicated plumbing system, even then it tends to leak, but the leakage adds to the effect of general mist and smog, you´ll easily get that overpolluted feel that you want. alsp remember the smoke is 1:1 scale, sounds silly but there is a difference in density at 1:32

 

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i suppose black for industry, white for school etc...might be interesting doing first black then thin white then scratching some white detailing off with a sharp knife if it goes back to the brown , no worries it´ll look like rust, is the glass clear or black?

 

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when you do the track around the buildings we want to see cars coming through that gateway...don´t try and palm us off with it being a garage or something...the track needs to come through the building!.....clear enough!

 

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hey hey...brilliant..if thats where the cars are driving i love it completely...who cares about sightlines (not me!) ...i´d seriously consider lars idea of a working stem contraption! great stuff frank