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| Posted by AeowynFraser at Sep 29, 2020, 11:02:09 AM |
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Re: 1928 Home Builders Catalog Co. house plans So I've finally got all of the pictures rendered. Here's the current file for the house. And here's a quick reminder of what the house plan originally looked. And here are all of the pictures (I'm even including the one I shared as a 'preview'). Front Aerial Front Virtual Visitor (although, with the way that I'd originally created this house, the Virtual Visitor is standing about three-and-a-half to four feet above the ground...) I've made some changes to the chimney, making it out of a different brick as well as adding the chimney top. Back Aerial Back Virtual Visitor I have not made any changes to the roofing, so there is still a bit of it on the back that I don't like -- the spot where the roofing 'splits' on the Top Floor. I don't see anytime in the future where I would try and figure out how to 'fix' that spot... Front Entrance, standing on the top step landing. ![]() Inside the front entrance area, from the base of the stairs. I'm not sure if there is enough head room at that first bend of the stairs, but I had to add a 'box' to continue the upstairs hallway, otherwise there wouldn't be any way to access the front bedroom (the one with the sewing room attached, that I have decorated as storage for said sewing room). I think that I might have the front door a bit too shiny though... Powder Room. I think that I have the walls shiny enough that the reflections of the door and the window can be distinguished. ![]() Living Room (four angles), and the Sitting Room. I believe that I had opened up the entrance area, Living Room and Dining Room; I felt that the walls made each room smaller... and now that I think about it maybe I should have done the same thing with the Sitting Room... and possibly the Sewing Room upstairs... Dining Room, two angles. I added a built-in, recessed cabinet. A bit of a convoluted story, but when I went to take the picture of the back entrance stairwell to the basement, I thought that the space back there was wasted. As I'm looking at it, I'm thinking that since I have that I don't know if I need the China cabinet anymore... Kitchen, two angles. Not much changed here; mostly I just changed the textures, but I did change out the cooker for what's there now. Back Entrance stairwell to Basement. The built-in, recessed cabinet addition is somewhat visible here, with the bit of wall and such above the basement door. Basement, two angles. I think that I might have all the stuff down there a bit crowded... Now onto the Top Floor. Main Bathroom. I changed out the bathtub that had previously been in here, added the light over the sink and mirrored cabinet (which I also made more recessed into the wall), and changed the wall color. Front Chamber/Bedroom and Sewing Room. The only change that I remember making here is the roof beams in the Sewing Room. Middle Chamber, decorated as the Master Bedroom. I changed out dresser, mirror and lamps for smaller bit-sized ones. I think that those are the only changes. Back Chamber, two views. I changed the footlockers and the lamp for smaller bit-sized ones. I think that those are the only changes. Attic, two angles. My poor roofing placement is very evident here, as the area should be (I believe) a rectangle, and the fold-away stairs from the Top Floor is between those roof parts. And I just realized that I haven't rendered pictures of the Garage, or the Storage space above it, not to mention the screen shots of each level, and I need to get to bed. I'll try to include them in the next few days. ---------------------------------------- ![]() |
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