Had a question: Which picture looks best for submitting this warehouse to the site?
One:


Two:


Three:

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Each picture would work fine I think. I voted for #1.

Cool warehouse. Any inside pics?

I voted 3, the first pic just looks like a building front, 2 is a little crooked but 3 gives a nice 3 dimensional view of the warehouse and still shows all the details of pic 1

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#3 for the same reasons carnage pointed out.

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I would have to say #3 also.

Do you have 2 other pics too? If not, why not submit all 3?

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Ditto, what he said.
Buy the way, NIIIIICE.

Thanks all -- looks like #3's the runaway winner. I guess I was worried that the sky falling down in the right corner was detracting from the picture or something.

Lev -- The box is just an outside. I do have 'inside pics', but they use my modular indoor set for two different rooms within the warehouse. Thus, it's not really the same thing.



I do have two other pics I plan on using: One's a top view of the roof, and the other is of the building in context.

It's also the dio preview part of my post: (CSI GI Joe, in editing as we speak.)


I know my other box looks exceptionally cartoony next to the little warehouse, but I really needed to hide my living room sofa on these long angle shots.

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It looks fine actually. What you see usually looks different in pictures to others. It just looks like a backdrop building for a dio from where I'm sitting. It all looks good.

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I voted #3

Your whole set-up looks great

I liked #2. But either #2 or #3 work.

(On a side note- thank God I don't have one of those horrid Brawler avatars.)

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I like # 1 amazing you built that around that door.

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Nice job. Course I'm particular to warehouse dios...

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Isn't yours just Baron Brawl-za of the Micronauts?

YJAGG, again, thanks ever so much for that door. I had the idea already in mind, but that door was really everything I needed for the particular dio-sequence.

Incidentally, I just cut a hole out in that shoebox (yes, it's a shoebox. Size 14. Woo.) for the door once I had it in hand. I can still remove the door, if I ever want to wire up the three N-scale streetlamps I used for overhead lights, using the battery case from one of the Sigma 6 toys.

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