Large Scale Central

Radder's Cigar Store

Modeling
#101

OK…I tried that click to enlarge thing…but I got a message it wasn’t there.

But, it does look good

#102
Bruce Chandler said:
OK....I tried that click to enlarge thing...but I got a message it wasn't there.

But, it does look good


Hmmm… I’ll have to fix that.

Fixed. I had a typo that I kept copying :frowning: Works now.

#103

Looks good Jon but the indian needs a bunch of cigars. :slight_smile:

#104
Dave Marconi said:
Looks good Jon but the indian needs a bunch of cigars. :)
He needs his left arm back first :D
#105

Gads…reminds me of Stonewall Stout from the Blue and Gray brewery…
"Stonewall Stout

  • Stands firm with full flavor and provides strength all year round. We use roasted and flaked barley malt for a dry, smooth, rich and exceptionally comforting experience.

So Good… You’ll Say…

“I’d Give My Right Arm For A Stonewall Stout”

#106

Jon Radder said:
I still need to finish the roof [url=lsc.cvsry.com/Post/CigarStore_02-1200.jpg]

(http://lsc.cvsry.com/Post/CigarStore_02-800.jpg)

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You have to start the roof…before you can finish it :wink: Ralph

#107

“I’d Give My Right Arm For A Stonewall Stout”

that sure beats

“I’d Give My Left Nut For A Honey Brown”.

I personally enjoy Rum, purely for the medicinal benefits. Giving up body parts is not my idea of enjoyment.

#108

Ralph Berg said:

Jon Radder said:
I still need to finish the roof [url=lsc.cvsry.com/Post/CigarStore_02-1200.jpg]

(http://lsc.cvsry.com/Post/CigarStore_02-800.jpg)

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You have to start the roof…before you can finish it :wink: Ralph

That’s an optical disillusion Ralph - The roof is there, just made from clear acrylic. I plan to use Richard Smith’s texture paint method on it. I have the materials in stock, but today being National Relaxation Day, I probably shouldn’t paint.

#109
Jon Radder said:
That's an optical disillusion Ralph - The roof [u]is[/u] there, just made from clear acrylic.
:D :D :D

I’ll have to make a note of that :wink:

"Yes Honey, I built the fence. You just can’t see it. It’s an optical illussion " :lol:
Ralph

#110

Looks good jon
:wink:

#111
Jon Radder said:
That's an optical disillusion Ralph - The roof [u]is[/u] there, just made from clear acrylic. I plan to use Richard Smith's texture paint method on it. I have the materials in stock, but today being National Relaxation Day, I probably shouldn't paint.
or that's one Hugh Jassed skylite......;)
#112

I’m just wondering what code rail and guage he has planned for those tie plates.

#113

Ken Brunt said:

Jon Radder said:
That’s an optical disillusion Ralph - The roof is there, just made from clear acrylic. I plan to use Richard Smith’s texture paint method on it. I have the materials in stock, but today being National Relaxation Day, I probably shouldn’t paint.

or that’s one Hugh Jassed skylite…:wink:

It’s quite functional two, notice in this picture how light the second floor window is :slight_smile:

(http://lsc.cvsry.com/Post/CigarStore_03-800.jpg)

Randy - Not sure about the code, but the gauge is 36". There is another matching set on the other side of the walkway.

(http://jon.barnbeckplace.com/Walk-04-640.jpg)

Edit: Oops, forgot the pictures.

#114

Gotta be code 5332 or better.