Screenshot / Arquebus Station
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27-August 19
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WOW.
This is absolutely perfect. Your level of detail and composition shown here is top notch. The stained glass windows, the gargoyles, the buttresses, the tall doors, the dome, etc. SO well done.
Not to mention the colors look superb.
Always love seeing great work from you!
My only complaint is the exit of the track out of the station on the left of the screen.
The ceiling is just a tiny (1/4) bit to low there imo...
RCTER2 Offline
I like the color combination of the glasses. And this is a very nice and creative NCSO.
bulky af but high quality. reminds me of LL shit actually
the flying buttresses seem really low though. If I understand correctly, they're there to support the main arches which run across the church roof, not just an arbitrary point halfway up the wall. so they would usually connect quite close to the roof itself
Thanks for all the comments guys! Feel pretty proud of this one.
In:Cities - Much love!
MCI - I thought about it but decided against it. Probably would look better like you said. Thanks!
dr dirt - thanks!
MrTycoonCoaster - thank you!
KaiBueno - I didn't know if the rainbow glass would be good or not, but I wanted a few colors. Never tried going off like the first church though. Glad you like it! Also, I hope people give you credit for your avatar.
RCTER2 - Thank you!
AvanineCommuter - Thank you! The dome was the first image I saw in my head. I did not use the LIM/Looping track at first, but I thought a metal roof made more sense, and thus, the ghost train track for the rest.
Cocoa - You are right, I did some further research on buttresses. Also yeah, without the buttresses, the back of the building is a big, rounded-off square.
Bonus thanks to all the fans of this screen. Never had one rated so highly.
nice and big
Great bulky structure and lovely colour scheme going on here. However maybe the flower beds in front could do with a bit more attention, to match the elegance of the building.