Thanks for your continued support guys.

This one has really been a beast, as I am breaking out some parts as separate items.

The texaco station with all its parts will be able to be saved out as its own separate prop.

The Water Tower will also be able to be saved as its own separate prop.

Due to file sizes I am not going to include them as separte props.

The heirarchy however is set up so all you have to do is select the items in the Texaco Station or the Water Tower and save them as their own prop.

This one will still have the same set up as the first three City Blocks where the center block can be easily moved or rotated.

I am currently working on the Poser version right now and then on to the Vue version.

I hope to have this product up and online by sometime next week.

Sorry it has taken so long.

regards, Tom

Here is one last look at the inside of the gas station before I move to conversion to Poser and Vue.

Hope you like it.

Tom

I think it looks much more realistic than what I started with.

Your thoughts?

Tom

Shoved yes, pushed no. :-)

Just about done.

Then on to the conversion to Poser and Vue

Regards, Tom

Sorry to see you go. :-(

Hope you do well elsewhere!

Tom

Thanks bud! This one is really full of details. Thats what is taking so long.

Tom

Those eyes are great!

Fantastic work as always Fabi!

Tom  8~)

Hi Gary,

Did I forget to make the weeds hide able? If I did, I am sorry, because that was my intent. Acually all you would have to do to hide them would be to make the material 100% transparent, right? In the Vue version just hide them from render.

On set four, which is coming very soon I will try to make sure I deal with it properly for you.

Thanks for pointing it out to me. :-)

Really all feed back that is with out hate behind it, is good.

Thanmks for buying my products!

regards,Tom

P.S. I love your avatar!

If you want to find a texture that looks new that is fine. Just find one that is about the same dimensions as the one I used. Here is a view with the map removed which does not look all that bad in itself.

Tom

Thanks for the nice words! It really makes my day.:-)

Sorry about my not being back faster but my hard drive died and I also had to add another video card. Now I am sporting quad monitors on a screaming fast computor.

I just measured across all my monitors and they total 72 " in width.  I have to actually turn my head to see from one end to the other.

This is crazy! :-)

In celebration of my new toys, here is another look at City Block Four.

Hope you like it. I named the Guitar repair store after a buddy of mine that repairs guitars and sells them on E-Bay. He had to start doing something new for a living once he had a tree dropped on his back by acident. So much for climbing trees any more.

Regards, Tom

That is very realistic work my friend!

What program do you use to create these animals?

Tom

Thanks man! As a matter of fact you have been the first sale on all three of the

City Block sets. :-)

Tom

Hi Kurt,

It is always hard to put a date on it. Modeling, and texturing as well as conversion to Poser then Vue, then site images and finally testing and then I can release.

I would love to release by this weekend but it will most likely be by the following or even the week after that. I do like to release on a Friday so as you can see I have a hard time putting a date on it.

Most importantly is the modeling and texturing, of which I really sweat a lot!

I have to always keep in mind the other sets I have released so they all tie together, with one overall look. I guess it would be easiest to call my job a mental juggler. :-)

Any way, thanks for your interest. Now back to my favorite part, modeling.

Regards, Tom

Here is your Coke machine. Changed the pump textures a little and added a tire rack.

Couple signs, trash can and some weeds.

Tom