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More carolina shots

jonmkj

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I'm really getting a handle on scenery design, and my ability has increased quite a bit just in the last year. Here is a small comparison between KVUJ V.1 and the new version 2 that will be included with my carolina airport pack :D :

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tower #1 lacks realism because at the time I had built it, I hadn't been given access to that side of the airfield so the detail was all based on a long-range photo I took. Being able to get up close and personal really helped, and I've been up to the top of it as well.

The white accent stripes are now part of the texture instead of separate parts, I don't know why I did it that way to begin with. The section of the tower below the cab now has a brick texture rather than the flat gray, and the part above is a ribbed metal. The railings are more true to life, and the little comm antennas on the top are more like what is really there. There's also now an A/C unit on top for a little bit of frame-rate friendly detail :D
 
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