Quinntopia recently asked about my construction techniques. I never really thought to say anything about that, but perhaps I should. So here are some thoughts, if not actual methods, on how I’m proceeding with the construction of Akihabara Station.
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Quinntopia recently asked about my construction techniques. I never really thought to say anything about that, but perhaps I should. So here are some thoughts, if not actual methods, on how I’m proceeding with the construction of Akihabara Station. April 9th, 2009 | 2 comments
Tags: Akiba Station Plaza, Akihabara Station, construction, Google, Kato, modeling techniques, scratch-building, styrene, Tomix David Smith recently posted an article demonstrating several prototype research methods available on the Internet. Many of us know about Google Maps, and the Street View feature. ![]() Bird's eye view of Akihabara Station I had no idea about Microsoft’s Live Maps Bird’s Eye View feature, however: Satellite imagery taken at an oblique angle (rather than straight down) that can reveal a lot of interesting architectural detail. April 2nd, 2009 | Leave a comment
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