Scott-Livingston said:

I think maybe it's Lady of the Lake but I'm not sure. The link goes to a bundle that includes hair and clothing for V4 and Genesis. You can buy either the V4 or the Genesis version separately, if that's all you need.

Here's another similar hairstyle to consider: Dragon Princess (like Lady of the Lake, it's sold together with the outfit).
Edited to add another long style with a central part: Branwen Hair

I dont think it is Lady of the lake hair, but these are good suggestions

I think maybe it's Lady of the Lake but I'm not sure. The link goes to a bundle that includes hair and clothing for V4 and Genesis. You can buy either the V4 or the Genesis version separately, if that's all you need.

Here's another similar hairstyle to consider: Dragon Princess (like Lady of the Lake, it's sold together with the outfit).
Edited to add another long style with a central part: Branwen Hair

Flash sales, I don't know when they started but I would assume about 1:15am Central- says only 4 hours, but you know DAZtime. They are 50%.

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It's working as of 3am Central Time. Thanks for your help Jaderail. Don't know about the other hair as I don't have them.

The flashback scene in Hamlet where his father is murdered is as stylised a narrative as it gets and is central to the play itself so wouldn't stress too much, stories are in the telling, not technique :). ETA and then there is the whole Proust Macaroon thing, as flashy a back story as it gets :)

bullit35744 said:

David: so you now have an Audi to Drive...cool be careful .... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kfS8iz2NaLE I guess London is dangerous....
Stuart: wow now I have to get something to eat...while I am listening to my radio.....looking good...Trish

Driving in London isn't really dangerous, no more dangerous than driving else where really.

I did it for 14 years, full time. I was an Area manager and my patch covered all parts of London really, From Richmond Park in the South west, to Hyde Park, St James and Kensington Gardens in Central London, to Regent's Park in the Nrth west of London and Greenwich Park to the South East, plus my company offices were in East London by Tower bridge. 14 years and no accidents.

David: I can understand that....by the laws in UK who's fault do you think it was???? I just can't believe that guy killed a 500,000.00 car..I would be sick for sure...Trish

I actually watched this one happen http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/entertainment/676172.stm My son cried, as he had always dreamed of owning one of them cars.

Yep, my sister is Jacksonville and she's in that time zone :) That's why I mentioned Central in addition to Florida. It's crazy that it switches around Tallahassee, took awhile to get used to when I used to travel from Lake City over to the western panhandle. This must be strange timing for people all over the world figuring out when it switches over.

There are two new items in the store (swimsuit, retro) but the MM part is still the same at the moment.

Novica said:

It changes over between 1:05 and 1:15am usually (Florida time, which is Central.) It's 1:13am here now. Sorry you missed it.
EDIT: If it "fixed itself" you only have a few minutes if it is going to change. As I said, it changes at about this time!

It changes over between 1:05 and 1:15am usually (Florida time, which is Central.) It's 1:13am here now. Sorry you missed it.
EDIT: If it "fixed itself" you only have a few minutes if it is going to change. As I said, it changes at about this time!

de3an said:

Jay_NOLA said:

If someone is looking for some inspiration TCM (Turner Classic Movies) is Showing The Great Race on Saturday, March 29 at 4:00 PM central time. (Check your listings to get the time for your area and in case the site I got the time from had it incorrect.)

This movie was the inspiration for Hanna-Barbera's Wacky Races and has been an inspiration for others series, movies, etc.

Thanks for the heads up.

This is my favorite comedy movie of all time! If you haven't seen it, watch it now. (2:00 PM pacific time)

Come for the race... Stay for the pie fight.

Pie fight is on now!

Garstor said:

evilproducer said:

I love shiny new toys to, but sometimes the necessities have to come before toys.

You know, like ... food ... shelter ... ;-)

One day, EP will get a new Mac and then the meteorologists will have to report on this unseasonably warm weather front over central Wisconsin. It will affect the entire continent. No one will know what is causing it. Except for Dart...he'll know...EP is basking in the glow of uncontrollable bliss.

Since I've been of the @#X$#!!! satellite and their freakin' bandwidth restrictions, I've been busy catching up on videos that people have posted here an elsewhere.

Jay_NOLA said:

If someone is looking for some inspiration TCM (Turner Classic Movies) is Showing The Great Race on Saturday, March 29 at 4:00 PM central time. (Check your listings to get the time for your area and in case the site I got the time from had it incorrect.)

This movie was the inspiration for Hanna-Barbera's Wacky Races and has been an inspiration for others series, movies, etc.

Thanks for the heads up.

This is my favorite comedy movie of all time! If you haven't seen it, watch it now. (2:00 PM pacific time)

Come for the race... Stay for the pie fight.

If someone is looking for some inspiration TCM (Turner Classic Movies) is Showing The Great Race on Saturday, March 29 at 4:00 PM central time. (Check your listings to get the time for your area and in case the site I got the time from had it incorrect.)

This movie was the inspiration for Hanna-Barbera's Wacky Races and has been an inspiration for others series, movies, etc.

evilproducer said:

I love shiny new toys to, but sometimes the necessities have to come before toys.

You know, like ... food ... shelter ... ;-)

One day, EP will get a new Mac and then the meteorologists will have to report on this unseasonably warm weather front over central Wisconsin. It will affect the entire continent. No one will know what is causing it. Except for Dart...he'll know...EP is basking in the glow of uncontrollable bliss.

Kharma- I'll usually mention it here whenever I see it, in case you miss it- but I'm spending a lot of time customizing my studio so am not surfing the shopping section as often. I do try to check it midday and evening, then late evening. Does anyone know what time of day the last two $50 spent get $10 off started? (it's been 2 days in a row, and I know they were active evening until around 1:15am when the site changed over. That would be Florida/Central time.)

BTW Kharma- did you ever customize/rearrange your studio? SereneNight was so helpful back in thread 3 (or was it 2?) and made it very easy to understand. Takes a lot of time to do it right though.

SixDs said:

You never cease to impress, J. Impressive work.

A comment on the chimneys: I spent some time rummaging around the net after following this thread with great interest. Essentially I was curious about the interior of the real chateau, and was hoping to find a floor plan or at least lots of interior shots. Given the high profile that the place enjoys, I was surprised at how little information on the construction and interior there was. Lots of exterior shots, but little inside. From what I did find, in particular a partial walk-through video (confined largely to the front of the first floor), it seems obvious that there have been extensive renovations over the years. I could see no evidence of either hearths or fireplaces where they should have been. This led me to assume that they had been walled over at some point, being replaced with central heating. Also, the black-and-white shot of the stairwell not only shows that much of what must have been the original marble on the floors and starcases is gone, when compared to the more recent colour photo. Even the orientation seems to have changed somewhat, although maybe that's just vertigo on my part.

Anyway, thanks for the fascinating diversion! The actual model will be a bonus!

Edit: I should have paid closer attention - the second, colour shot of the stairwell is from Versailles, not Sceaux, which I would have known if I had followed your link. :(

i think i saw a photo where we can see a fireplace ....
lets see ...

( note i released a first version of the castle just now )

a whole lot of photos here http://www.ytraynard.fr/2013/08/domaine-de-sceaux/

more than 1 building on the grounds though

You never cease to impress, J. Impressive work.

A comment on the chimneys: I spent some time rummaging around the net after following this thread with great interest. Essentially I was curious about the interior of the real chateau, and was hoping to find a floor plan or at least lots of interior shots. Given the high profile that the place enjoys, I was surprised at how little information on the construction and interior there was. Lots of exterior shots, but little inside. From what I did find, in particular a partial walk-through video (confined largely to the front of the first floor), it seems obvious that there have been extensive renovations over the years. I could see no evidence of either hearths or fireplaces where they should have been. This led me to assume that they had been walled over at some point, being replaced with central heating. Also, the black-and-white shot of the stairwell not only shows that much of what must have been the original marble on the floors and starcases is gone, when compared to the more recent colour photo. Even the orientation seems to have changed somewhat, although maybe that's just vertigo on my part.

Anyway, thanks for the fascinating diversion! The actual model will be a bonus!

Edit: I should have paid closer attention - the second, colour shot of the stairwell is from Versailles, not Sceaux, which I would have known if I had followed your link. :(

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laurenwbr said:

chohole said:

So nice to see someone making some British buildings. And I know what you mean about 1800s being modern. We live in a late 1880s type working mans (think miners or iron workers) cottage, and in the next village up there is one street with similar age houses which are called "New Houses" as part of their addresses, so you could live in Number 1 New houses, and so forth

Hi Tim, Love your city/town, looking good!

We live in a Victorian terrace house built in 1850 that we have broken up into 5 flats. It's a Grade 2 listed building. Some day I hope the gov't will wake up and let us have double glazing, change the old skylight that will never stop leakibng, etc. We lose so much heat and our heating bills the winters we had cold weather here in the SW were ridiculous. In London the Parliament building is the same, it's a heat hog. We cannot touch certain things on or INSIDE the building at all. I believe in preserving the look, but large (6 foot by 4 ft) single pane windows in a city with modern noise, it's a nightmare.

There are STILL gad-zillions of places in the UK that have no street address, they are just called EG Rose Cottage, Camden Lodge, Hollings House, etc.

When we lived in the US in New England, there were wood houses still going that were built as far back as the early 1700s!

Keep building!

xx :) SileneUK

I feel for you over the double glazing, but sometimes that can be overdone. Our cottages are stone built, with 18 inch thick walls. Many have been refurbished and had uvpc double glazing installed and central heating, usually gas fired. This actually causes condensation problems and windows have to be cracked open for a while on all but the really worst days to allow a smidgeon of air circulation, which doesn't help with heating bills at all. :coolsmirk: One neighbour has just splurged out and replaced all the uvpc windows with hard wood double glazing, hoping that will improve the situation.

BTW, as to houses with names. Until we moved here we lived in a house called "Chohole Gate Lodge" and as it was one of the gate lodges of Richmond Park we originallly had no street address, until the Post Office decided it was going to link us to the access road outside the park to give the postman some indication of which area the Gate lodges were, as Richmond Park is large (outside circumference is 10 miles) and has quite a few gate lodges.

Vaskania said:

I like the idea of an old horror motel a la Psycho or Vacancy. Something modular would be great. Maybe something with these:

1 office, left/right walls having ability to be hid separately so we could put it on the left or the right side of the motel
1 room, also left/right walls w/ ability to be hid, for the same reason (left/right end caps and central rooms)

Or something to that effect. Then we can just add as many rooms as we like and create preloads for whatever layouts we want. Granted, I'm talking of an exterior set. Interiors imo are easy to fake w/ any environment. Just need a wall w/ a door and a window.

if you have seperate buildings you don`t need hideable walls. One office duilding one "room" building so you can place so many "rooms" in a row you like :)

office:

door and window at the front, backdoor and smaller window at the backside

room: door and window front and smaller window (bathroom) at the backside