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1229Re: [Disney World Modelers Club] My project!!!! All help will be great!

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  • bassb04011
    May 18, 2008
      How do you get to the link?


      --- In disneyworldmodelersclub@yahoogroups.com, Daniel Fernandez
      <d.fernandez388@...> wrote:
      >
      > WOW that 3-D Birds eye view is amazing, it is helping me out big
      time. I was just sketching Goofys Barnstormer this morning and from
      the aerial image I got from Google Earth I could barley see the
      track or queue layout but with the 3-D Birds eye view I can
      practically hover right over it, thanks for the link!
      >  
      > As for my plans on the model I think I am going to keep drawing my
      entire MK layout on Illustrator like I have been doing. After a lot
      of thinking and even at one point ready to throw in the towel, I
      have decided to create the model 6' X 6' and using the castle as the
      main point just build around from there if I scale my drawing to 6'
      X 6' on illustrator I can then go and measure on the computer and it
      will tell me the measurements in area. The only thing I am going
      to "fudge" is going to have to be the heights, because I am not to
      sure of heights for the not so coon buildings (main street
      buildings, fantasy land buildings, etc.). As for detailing my model,
      this gets a little crazy here, my fiance has a side business for
      custom cakes and she works a lot with Fondant which is like an
      edible clay, she has all sorts of tools and molds that she uses and
      I decided to take that same approach and use fondant for my MK
      model, I will make my own trees, buildings,
      > roads, etc. I eventually will like to ass LED's and add lights to
      it but that's down the line.
      >  
      > So that's where I stand, I now throw it back to you guys for
      feedback, comment, questions, and concerns!
      >  
      > Danny
      >
      > Danny@...
      >
      > --- On Sat, 5/17/08, ED FILM <edindorchester@...> wrote:
      >
      > From: ED FILM <edindorchester@...>
      > Subject: Re: [Disney World Modelers Club] My project!!!! All help
      will be great!
      > To: disneyworldmodelersclub@yahoogroups.com
      > Date: Saturday, May 17, 2008, 11:37 PM
      >
      >
      >
      >
      >
      >
      > Those sattelite photos are useful. I used the terraserver images
      for
      > all my drawings and they turned out very accurate . You might also
      want
      > to supplement the info with Local.Live.com which has the same
      sattelite
      > photos, but then you can switch to photos taken from an airplane
      which
      > shows the park looking north so you can get all the elevations,
      then
      > you can change to the south east and west views and see all the
      > buildings from all four sides.
      >
      > I just read this morning that starting tuesday Google earth will
      have
      > the entire WDW resort in 3d. with hotlinks to 1500 videos of rides
      and
      > stuff
      > here's the article
      > http://abcnews. go.com/Travel/ Story?id= 4867992&page= 1
      >
      > Ed
      >
      > On May 17, 2008, at 7:04 AM, Garry Lane wrote:
      >
      > > Danny, your map idea is about your best bet idea for this
      project.
      > > There is
      > > a high resolution map on the web available that I used to make a
      > > 1:220 (or
      > > Z-scale) model. Your idea of recreating distances from a
      satellite
      > > photo is very good. Refer to this link and see if it helps --
      Garry
      > > (you'll
      > > note that sometimes this link is not always working but it was
      today)
      > > http://www2. zansstuff. com:3390/ aerialdl. shtml
      > > On Sat, May 3, 2008 at 8:04 PM, d.fernandez388
      > > <d.fernandez388@ yahoo.com>
      > > wrote:
      > >
      > > > Hey guys,
      > > >
      > > > So here is what I am attempting to do. I am going to be
      attempting
      > > to
      > > > build a full model of the Magic Kingdom. Not having to much
      > > experience
      > > > modeling I did a little research and realized that HO scale
      would
      > > be to
      > > > big for the space I am going to be working with. So my next
      best
      > > idea
      > > > is to get a peice of magic kingdom from google earth and then
      use
      > > that
      > > > as a guide to sketch a layout that I will later print 40" X
      60" and
      > > > then lay it down on a foam board and use as a guide to build
      up. If
      > > you
      > > > look in the photos section "Danny's Plans" you will see my
      first
      > > > section. Is this a smart approach? I am open to all
      suggestions and
      > > > advice since I am still starting out I am willing to try
      diffrent
      > > > approaches with this. If you guys have any questions,
      comments, or
      > > > feedback please let me know!
      > > >
      > > > Thanks,
      > > > Danny Fernandez
      > > > Danny@aboveallcakes .com <Danny%40aboveallca kes.com>
      > > >
      > > >
      > > >
      > >
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      > >
      > >
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