Seems I can only send one photo at a time, very odd so will do the others without descripions etc.
thanks for your comments and yes I was aware of the roof been in a trench style it was done flat so the main body could be done flat in one print on the bed, I can see about making another part to glue onto the flat roof which will work out well I think because then I can move the centre circle to the upper part seen that is supposed to be going to the outside not into the shelter itself we will see what we can come with.
Thank you
Martin
Update on the Little Bispham Tram Shelter
Hello oo3dmodes Community,
We have an exciting update on the Little Bispham Tram Shelter project, particularly for those following the progress closely.
Recent Changes and Progress
Roof Modification:
- As requested by @Wessy57, we have made a significant change to the roof design. The roof now features a stepped trench style, accurately reflecting the real tram shelter's architecture.
- This modification enhances the model's authenticity and aligns it more closely with the actual structure.
Brick Work:
- We are currently in the process of redoing the brick work to match the updated roof design and improve overall accuracy.
- Our team is working diligently, and we anticipate that the brick work will be completed by tomorrow.
Looking Ahead
Once the brick work is finished, we will:
- Final Review: Conduct a thorough review to ensure all aspects of the model are accurate and meet our quality standards.
- Final Touches: Add any final details and textures needed to complete the tram shelter.
Thank You for Your Feedback
A big thank you to @Wessy57 for the suggestion and to everyone in the community for your continuous feedback and support. Your contributions are invaluable and help us create more accurate and detailed models.
Stay tuned for more updates as we finalize the Little Bispham Tram Shelter!
Best regards,
The oo3dmodes Development Team
