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Hey all,

I have been following the forums for quite a long time, and have used all the great suggestions and the search tool numerous times on various projects. My name is Dustin, I'm from Vermont and am a moderately okay designer. I progress as I go, and wanted to start showing the progress I make on my next scenery.

This is Burlington Intl Airport, located near Lake Champlain in Vermont. Its a smaller airport, servicing some A320s, E170's, and other regional jets coming LGA, PHL, JFK, ORD, DTW, DCA and some others.

This first building I've done is the FAA building with attached control tower. The tower was standard FSX, but actually is almost identical to the RW tower, so I am going to use that. Day textures are done, working on night. Once the buildings are done, I will do the ground scenery. Just a note, this is not the correct location for the building, just there for previewing and testing.

Software I am using is gmax and Photoshop. Objects will be placed with ISv2. Thanks for looking and comments or suggestions welcome.


Dustin
 

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That is some fine modeling and texture work sir! :cool:

The inset doorways and shadowing look very real life...
 
Thanks Bill. I greatly admire your work. I just looked again and noticed some windows weren't lined up, will fix that. Would volume shadowing make a big difference with this? I hadn't tried it, and might give it a try.
 
Try it and see. I think it might prove to be a bit of over-kill, but I'm not really much into scenery design myself, although I have dabbled in it on occasion... ;)
 
Here is the next building, an old hangar that was turned into a utility building. The attachment does really do justice to the textures, but the windows have blinds, and the red wooden planks are worn.
 

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