Bucklen theater

artysmedia

More WIP:

smokinbakin

Wow, that is a lot of detail; what render engine on the first one?

artysmedia

@smokinbakin said:

what render engine on the first one?

I use 3D Studio Max and VRay

WIP:

cadmunkey

Nice modelling there. I've worked on a few old buildings myself and some of the stone masons details are amazing. Good luck with the rest of it!

artysmedia

@cadmunkey said:

Nice modelling there.

Thanks, cadmunkey!
You can see more pixels now!

Bye!

cadmunkey

Yep, its coming along very nicely. Keep us updated, will be nice to see the finished model.

artysmedia

@cadmunkey said:

Yep, its coming along very nicely. Keep us updated, will be nice to see the finished model.

Thanks!

More WIP:

See you tomorrow!

cadmunkey

How many hours modelling time so far?

artysmedia

@cadmunkey said:

How many hours modelling time so far?

I am a teacher in my own academy, so i make all my work during the free time that i have at work... so each day i have one-three hours free.

@cadmunkey said:

How many hours modelling time so far?

At this step it was the fourth day so... calculate!!

artysmedia

troyhome

This is great work! Good detail and mood.

artysmedia

@troyhome said:

This is great work! Good detail and mood.

Thanks troyhome!

Macker

This is absolutely dieing to be rendered!

artysmedia

Here you can see a screen of my work in SketchUp (retouched with Adobe Photoshop ;D):

And this is my only reference image and the reason because i have started this model:

Elkhart, IN
527 South Main Street, Elkhart, IN 46516

You can see the photo here: http://cdm1819-01.cdmhost.com/cdm4/document.php?CISOROOT=/isl4&CISOPTR=114&REC=5

The Bucklen Opera House was built in 1884 by Herbert Bucklen. At some point it was converted to a movie theater and the name was changed to the Bucklen Theater. A Kimball organ was installed in the Bucklen Theater in 1915. Movies were shown at the Bucklen Theater until 1956.

In 1986 the Bucklen Theater was added to the National Register of Historic Places. That same year the Bucklen Theater was demolished and replaced by a parking lot.