GrimzGaming

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Hearst Castle Update 1

  It's been a while since I have posted anything to PMC, however I have still been actively building. This is a project that I started years ago, and is currently on the third iteration. Here are some exterior shots:




  Hearst Castle is a real-life estate located on the coast of central California, owned by newspaper tycoon William Randolph Hearst, and designed by architect Julia Morgan. Construction started in 1919, but the estate was never formally completed. The portion that I am building, referred to as "the hilltop," consists of four houses (the largest of which exceeding 60,000 sqft in area), two swimming pools, and many gardens and overlooks to the surrounding hills and ocean.

  I have only finished the basic outline of two houses, the facade of the main house, and a small portion of the grounds. I plan to model the entire hilltop complex, including all interiors. Here are some more screenshots:

Assembly room (main house reception room):

Library (directly above assembly room):

Casa Del Monte sitting room (sitting room in the smallest guest house):


  I hope to be able to post more updates in the near future. However the is the largest and most challenging build I have ever done. Please accept my thanks for reading until the end of this post, I realize it's a long one :) . Stay safe everyone.

- Ratty

Bruh, if your waiter looks like this, that means you need to stay home and learn to cook until this thing is over

interesting this year will be black friday? )

Okay, so building the 288 is finished. Now, I only need to find a good way to render it.

• Hello everyone, we created a discord server https://discord.com/invite/MbgEJyu for more convenient communication, there we plan to publish various developments and just communication, answers to questions.
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Let's have a great week, buttercups!

so many =]]

I was planning to make a flagship and this must be the massive project I have in mind. I even compare it with some of my spacecrafts I created previously.



Feel free to send any feedback. Perhaps I could add something on the project.

Roses are red
thats all.