Looking very promising, already captures that art deco influence so hopefully enough of that finer period detailing will show through too. Martin, you asked for suggestions: is it possible to represent bench seats on the back wall of the alcove, a couple of seated figures added would then finish the job? Likewise the two wings along with detailed doors/frames- picture that with added glazing and warm lighting... prime building choice possibly!

Now the cheekier bit... is the back of your mind itching to do likewise with 'large' Bispham one day?? 

Hi Ian thanks for the reply and comments, The Windows I am sorting hopefully, the bench I could do a shelf bench to go on the back wall so figures can sit there, the fine art detail I will have to try sea what I can do, The inner walls have been removed at the sides because the real shelter does not have them I might be able to do a curve bench around the 2 inner curves so figures can also be sat there make it look more realistic and close to the shelter windows, lighting could be done the wiring would have to run down some tiny channelling something like was done on the Grinder tram maybe.

The Main Bispham station shelter is a much bigger challenge I would like to try doing one but lets see how this one turns out before I commit fully. 

Thank You

Martin

Hey everyone,

I wanted to give you all a quick update on the progress of our Little Bispham Tram Shelter project here at oo3dmodels. We've been hard at work making some alterations to the design based on your feedback and our ongoing efforts to ensure the highest level of accuracy and detail.

Here's what's changed:

1. Removed Walls by the Oval Ends: We decided to take out the walls by the oval ends to better capture the authentic look and feel of the tram shelter.

2. Added Window and Door Recesses for the Rear Building: In an effort to enhance realism, we've added window and door recesses to the rear building of the tram shelter.

3. Enlarged Oval Windows: The oval windows have been made bigger to better match the proportions of the original structure.

4. Added Circle Window at the Top Front Centre: To add a unique touch, we've incorporated a circle window at the top front center of the tram shelter.

5. Cleaned up Printing Edges: We've also taken the time to clean up some of the printing edges to ensure a smoother finish overall.

We're really excited about these changes and believe they bring us one step closer to creating a truly authentic and impressive model of the Little Bispham Tram Shelter. As always, your feedback and suggestions are invaluable to us, so please feel free to share your thoughts in the comments below.

Thanks for your continued support and stay tuned for more updates!

Best regards,

Martin

I'm excited to share some fantastic updates with you regarding the ongoing development of our Little Bispham Tram Shelter project here at oo3dmodels. We've been hard at work implementing some exciting alterations and enhancements based on your feedback and suggestions.

Here's what's been accomplished:

1. Decorative Circle Addition: We've added a decorative circle around the top center round circle of the tram shelter, enhancing its aesthetic appeal and adding an extra layer of detail to the design.

2. Stone Work Details: To capture the authentic charm of the original structure, we've meticulously crafted stone work for around the top front and the oval ends of the tram shelter, ensuring every intricate detail is faithfully reproduced.

3. Outside Window Frames: Our dedication to authenticity extends to the exterior of the tram shelter, where we've meticulously designed and added outside window frames to enhance realism and visual appeal.

4. Plastic Glass: We've carefully sorted and implemented plastic glass for the windows, ensuring a clear and polished appearance that accurately mimics real glass, enhancing the overall realism of the model.

5. Bench Addition: In response to a request from @Wessy57, we've incorporated a bench into the tram shelter design. This addition not only adds a touch of realism but also allows for figures to be seated inside the shelter, bringing your model scenes to life.

6. Custom Lighting Setup: Thanks to the suggestion from @Wessy57, we've implemented a custom lighting setup for the tram shelter, adding an extra layer of realism and ambiance to your model layouts.

We're thrilled with the progress we've made so far and believe these enhancements bring us one step closer to delivering a truly authentic and immersive model of the Little Bispham Tram Shelter. Your feedback and suggestions continue to be invaluable to us, so please feel free to share your thoughts in the comments below.

Thank you for your ongoing support, and stay tuned for more updates as we continue to refine and perfect the design!

Thank you 

Martin

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