Re: The Last Hurrah Project: 07/27/25 The latest Mushrooms!

[DeafNala]

Well all good things must come to an end, SO it's time for an update. To add to the interest (perhaps) we'll have Gaseous George taking us on a stroll through the lower level of the Urban Blight Board:

Here he is outside his digs, so to speak:


...strolling down the street:




...past a familiar door:


...& the H. Putter residence under the stairway:


...around the corner & out of the alley:




...up the tower staircase:








...down on the street again:




...rounding the corner:




...almost home:


AND that 's a complete circuit of the Blight...mostly. The next step will be painting & further detailing the lower level while I start the upper floors. In the meantime your kind comments would be appreciated...possibly cherished.

[Mason]

 

This is ambitious!
Love the work on the lower levals and REALLY looking forward to seeing this beast reach skyward!
 

[DeafNala]

Thanks, Paul. I think it should keep me out of trouble for quite awhile...maybe. It's a toss up for moi as to whether the upper floors or the painting below is more of an attraction. Since they'll be going on simultaneously, there shouldn't be much of a conflict.

This, by the way, is how it looks from above:




...it wouldn't be complete without the overhead shot.

[Diakon]

Looking good. I love Gaseous George. Nice mini.

[DeafNala]

Looking good. I love Gaseous George. Nice mini.

Thanks, Diakon. Gaseous is one of the Confrontation Goblins; I have three more variants on him to do...have to keep the Vermin in check...or money order.

[FramFramson]

That certainly looks suitably dingy!!!

[Constable Bertrand]

BRILLIANT!!!!! Looking ace, I really am impressed with the levels/height you're building in too!

Cheers
Matt

[Michka]

There's something really Escher-like about this build. I love how it's turning out. I love a terrain project that literally causes dizziness.

I saved reading this thread for last, so I had something special to look forward to. 

[DeafNala]

That certainly looks suitably dingy!!!

Thanks, Fram. When it's painted up, the dingy should at least partially give way to a slimy, grimy, mold covered chic.

BRILLIANT!!!!! Looking ace, I really am impressed with the levels/height you're building in too!

Cheers
Matt

Thanks for the kind words, Matt! I also think the variations in height add to the visual interest. As the upper floors are added the impact should be even greater....hopefully.

There's something really Escher-like about this build. I love how it's turning out. I love a terrain project that literally causes dizziness.

Thanks, Michka! Someone else mentioned the Esher look; while it was unintentional, that isn't a bad image to project. With the height of the upper floors this should induce vertigo.

I saved reading this thread for last, so I had something special to look forward to. 

My Dad used that approach to pie; he ate the crust first...he seemed happy with the results. I'm delighted you viewed my thread in the same way.

[FramFramson]

My Dad used that approach to pie; he ate the crust first...he seemed happy with the results.

Your dad's a man who knew what's up. 

[leonmallett]

Love the start of the rickety tower!

[DeafNala]

Love the start of the rickety tower!

Thanks, leonmallet! I'm hoping to carry that style through out the upper floors of the different buildings.

[DeafNala]

SO now while The Camera is being relatively cooperative, The Light of Ott is falling apart. That aside, I will slowly put up another Tour of the Blight...this time in living color & guided by a few of Fast Flo's numerous nieces.

A long shot:


Evil Iris & Lily by H Putter's (under the stairs) place:


Lucy & Lusty Lulu further down the street:


I'll continue The Tour as I manage to get pics taken. In the interim, your kind comments would be most welcome.

[Mason]

Nice work, Al!
 

I particularly enjoy seeing that lovely, warm golden colour on the walls.
 

[DeafNala]

Thanks, Paul! I'm rather happy about the colors myself...as my worst critic that may be saying something.