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LGisby

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  1. Tyncho, don't copy my stupid (early) mistakes. It took the Blu-Ray version for me to realise my pretty obvious mistake. The sign on the barber's say 'Haircuts' not 'Hairlys' Never mind, the mistake did save some money though, the price of the haircut was actually 75 cents.
  2. Mine: As posted on July 28th 2009 here: http://www.bttfhillvalley.co.uk/forum/inde...amp;#entry66147 And PositivBttf's:
  3. Except they're not his (PositiVBttF), they're mine.
  4. Out of curiousity, where are you sourcing your textures? I only ask because it appears that quite a lot of them are mine. I mean, for f**k's sake, I can read my name on the memorial!!! Seems a bit of a coincidence that the curtains texture I picked for Bluebird and then pleated would be the exact same one that you used. Or that part of the Western Auto window display would have precisely the same toolset that I created, tool by tool. JD Armstrongs door and windows look awfully familiar too. Of course these are just a few example. Even the sidewalk texture is mine, stretched to f**k and horribly tiled. Seems to me, judging by the crappy textures surrounding most of the buildings, that you got your hand on some of my textures and didn't know what to do with a lot them. So you took the obvious ones, applied them to the models and did a p**s poor job of it in the process. Just my opinion though.
  5. It's a complete building. That's an early WIP picture.
  6. Not too sure why. Although I don't believe they're from Telltale, they were cartoonish in style.
  7. Terrible, terrible idea. http://www.guardian.co.uk/film/shortcuts/2...ure-the-musical
  8. Happy birthday pal!

  9. Although this is mostly for the attention of ReeceMix, anybody with an interest will do. This, quite literally, is the plan: It's not complete and I havent even shown this to the mod team yet but as you can see it's as you hoped it would be. I'm missing a few blocks at the left side of the courthouse and behind the Texaco garage/Schwinn but that's not importnat right now. Forget the old models, it was never going to be a block, that's an old design that had nothing to do with me. Now, all these block looking buildings need modelling which is my job and, quite frankly, they are easy as s**t. What takes the time is the shading otherwise it'll just look like a big blob/block of colour in VC/SA. I wish it was GTAIV but it isn't. So give me time, please, and you'll be pleased. Or don't and accept medeKOCHER. If you have concerns or comments regarding accuracy then please (within reason) let me know .
  10. Could you clarify what you mean by this. If you're referring to the courthouse in comparison to that google image then there's a couple of problems. Firstly, that whole area is not solely the courthouse. Look again at the scene that you mention from BTTF2 and the duo pitched roof on your google map pic. That's a garage/service building, perhaps something to do with the Studebaker showroom across the street from it. There are other unseen building(s) on the right hand side of the courthouse area as well. Secondly, referring to the google map pic and bearing in mind the first point, no matter what we see on screen, these are just sets, intended to give the appearance of an actual building. By following the google pic you would end up with a very thin building which doesn't look very practical or real. Sometimes a little artistic license is necessary.
  11. It really depends on the building and date. 1885 will, obviously, need new models, with perhaps the exception of the motel. For the most part 1985 would need some minor detail work but 2015 would need several building changes. However, the existing models will either be reused and modified or used as a template. Textures are a different story though.
  12. I recieved this over the weekend: http://design-milk.com/sci-fi-ikea-manuals/ They appear to think I like Back to the Future.
  13. After copiously studying all three movies, various behind the scenes footage and rare, often unseen, production stills I decided to make it up. I needed a store to lead onto the street behind the diner so I just thought of something that wasn't already there. It was going to be a shoe shop originally and I can't remember why I changed my mind.