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Tag: Really should be in bed already

A Slight Northern Detour

Posted on 28th January 2021 by IanP
A Slight Northern Detour

I took a quick (socially distant, of course – just pretend it’s Barnard Castle) trip up pretty much the entirety of the UK from Boxted this evening, after finding some far better images than I had before for the joint Watch Office and Ops Room structure, still standing at “The-Place-That-Shall-Not-Be-Named“.

Not finished yet (let alone textured), but…

Posted in blog, Flight Simulator, Historical Scenery, Object LibrariesTagged Absolutely Not Barnard Castle, Blender, Really should be in bed already, The Place That Shall Not Be Named, X6TWLeave a Comment on A Slight Northern Detour

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