61 objects and counting

Sorry to the dial-up folks. The first image is pretty large so I could show all the objects

I’ve modeled so far, so those with slow connection speeds – give it a minute, you’ll

want to see this.

This will be my last upload for a week or two but I have downloaded many photos of

brownstone buildings and row-homes, downtown office buildings and retail store fronts;

going to make a log cabin for those mountain scenes, a few more rail yard support

items and some more construction equipment.

By the time I get back on line I should have the 100 ID numbers given to me by BB, filled.

Paul

OOPS! Missing the ranch style home. It’s in there, just not in this image.

[img]http://i99.photobucket.com/albums/l287/3dpdk/image1.jpg[/img]

Notice the addition of the traffic lights. I tried to animate them but the only way I could do

it was by animating the texture of the lights; DirectX does not support this type of animation.

The traffic wouldn’t move anyway so … and yes, they’ll be back-wards for those of you who

drive on the wrong side of the road 😉 . Notice also the two sections of inclined road and

an inclined sidewalk (behind the water tower). I may incline all four main road sections.

Some of this stuff was modeled two years ago and may be redundant to what’s already

included in RtR. The horses are a different breed; Appaloosas, and they come in two herds.

They’re also re-colorable. The power lines are also a little different. the poles are shorter

and there is “droop” in the lines – more rural.

The dirt road crossing was made 2 years ago but matches the dirt road in the ground

textures. (I did that 2 years ago, too!)

[img]http://i99.photobucket.com/albums/l287/3dpdk/image2.jpg[/img]

[img]http://i99.photobucket.com/albums/l287/3dpdk/image3.jpg[/img]