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the thim belfry
after years and years and a couple of months of garage and bake sales the town of thim was able to afford a thimble sized bell for their old but sturdy bell tower.
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Excellent choice of materials and colours as is usually the case with your images - like the composition that's pretty adventerous - the only thing I would say, as with your attic picture (similar feel to this one) your boards and brickwork is just too perfect - I'm not talking about the materials I think maybe it's just the straightness of the lines in the underlying models - I can't offer you a helpful solutions though because I know what modeling each board and brick would do to the poly count - but it seems a shame not to when everything else works so well. Rope and wheel is very pleasing effect and reminds me a bit of Vertigo - the Hitchcock film in the camera angles.
thimply incredible! Textures and architecture are very detailed and realistic. but why are the new nails rusty? That's the only niggle I have with this.
Excellent Incredible wood work, unregular nails. Orderly work for the replaced parts, these were good craftsmen. Great staircase. What's on the 6th step at left when going down? The mechanic and the rope are very realistic and the brick wall fitting. Marvellous picture. What strikes me most is the old and new wood.
yes That is the koolest bell... Very realistic! detailed.