Light Industry

[gambort]

Medium Factory Instructions by gambort, on Flickr

These little shops are common in parts of Australia and I've seen pictures of similar in the USA, Canada and NZ. Your stock standard light industry. With grit and instructions.

Enjoy,

Tim

Edited April 26, 2011 by gambort

[XimenaPaulina]

Quite impressive LDraw design for this small industrial building gambort! Some pretty neat details you have there, like the huge roller door and the old-school door with viewing pane. Very good work!

[JopieK]

Very nice! Wish LDD would be able to render so nicely!

The details are very convincing. Also very neat proportions.

[The Yellow Brick]

Really nice building you've made there Gambort. Looks extremely realistic with the great details

[AussieJimbo]

Very nice, gambort.

I've been playing with ideas for a roof over the workshop for my tyre place so I'll be interested in checking out your design.

Might have to give the whole thing a go if I can get the parts together.

:classic:

[Fuzzylegobricks]

Very nice work! I am happy to try building this.

[wooootles]

Wow, nice and realistic. Interesting door build.

There are a couple of areas in Memphis TN with buildings like that. Small-business types that has been around since forever.

[Vincent Kessels]

Great stonework 'gambort'

[gambort]

Thanks people. It would appear that Brickshelf is being extra slow to approve the actual instructions.

They're

http://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/timgould/Instructions/SmallInd1/mediumfactoryinstr_page_1.png

With numbers from 1 to 29

Tim

[lightningtiger]

Interesting building design 'gambort', though I'm more the actual rolling roller door kind of builder than brick-built door...yet the effect is there and it's perfect. The building does look like it has seen better days, well it is a factory I guess !

Brick On 'gambort' !

[Captain Bayonet]

Your aging techniques are very good. It does have the 80s Small Warehouse look to it. Keep em Coming!

[Alexgri]

How did you organise the parts to make the instructions?

Thanks :)

[fred67]

It looks great, very light suburban type industrial building, just as you called it.

My only problem is it seems to me that the rendering software is making the seams between bricks more pronounced than they would be, making the "brick work" more visible than it would be in a physically built one.

Otherwise it looks great, ready for a sign, great use of colors, and, where I'm from, a trashcan and some litter.

It would be interesting to make the door open... a rolling door might be a bit difficult, but a canopy style door might be doable.

Something like this would definitely look good on a train layout.

EDIT: I like your skeleton staircase, too!

Edited April 27, 2011 by fred67

[seb/vdn]

Hi,

Nice work, my son and me very like it,and trying to build it.

Very thanks.

seb.vdn.france.

[gambort]

How did you organise the parts to make the instructions? Thanks :)

LPub does it all for me :)

My only problem is it seems to me that the rendering software is making the seams between bricks more pronounced than they would be, making the "brick work" more visible than it would be in a physically built one.

They're more regular but definitely not more pronounced.

Hi, Nice work, my son and me very like it,and trying to build it. Very thanks. seb.vdn.france.

Thanks. Please send me a pic if you do build it :)

Tim