Change of plans...

Well, so much for that. =P Right around the time I obtained my new Indy resources, I realized I was going to need to get to work on another 3D project, one that's not really Disneyland related. This is an original project, actually - the concept is one I'm developing with a team of 9 others, and one of my tasks is to put it all together into a sweet model that would instantly make anyone go, "Yeah...let's build that." So I've been working at it a lot for the last week or two, and it's paying off...things are looking pretty great, and I'm learning a lot, but there's definitely a lot left to do. Once we've presented this project at Imagineering (!!!) in March, I'll probably post some renders and perhaps even some flythroughs, just for the sake of showing some of my original work, rather than keeping it to myself as I often do.

HOWEVER, once this project has come to its thrilling conclusion, I do intend to get back to work on the Indy queue. :)

Renders coming...hopefully!

Hello hello hello! I'm so sorry it's been so long...I've still been taking somewhat of a break from this project, largely due to my computer having trouble working with such a complex file. In the mean time, I've mostly been working on music projects. (If anyone is interested in obtaining my homemade replica of the type of 8-staff sketch paper John Williams uses to write his film scores, just ask...) But I've recently procured some new resources that are providing a wealth of new information about the Indiana Jones queue, and specifically about its backstage areas, so I just can't help myself. Although I unfortunately can't share exactly what I've obtained, suffice it to say that although I did nothing illegal, I now have some cool information that I've yet to see anywhere online, and I look forward to sharing it with all of you via the model! :)

Thus far, I've fixed some of the berm areas and retaining adjacent to the queue, added a ventilator on the queue building roof, and built a small footbridge that leads from the roof to the nearby Jungle Cruise berm. I've also increased the height of the roof further north. Lots more details to add and correct...hopefully, I'll be posting some renders before too long. Expect updated textures, improved interfaces between backstage and onstage, and more details in areas that are very well hidden from the onstage world.

See you soon!