Playing with Light, Pocatello Idaho
September 22, 2018
3D Temple Models by Brian Olson3D Temple Models by Brian OlsonObviously I did some work last night, and I may have done a little more this morning as well. I have added the basic terrain for the model. Keep in mind, this is a guess. I know that this is the plot of land the Church has chosen to build the temple I also know… read more »
I had plans to get up to just the base of the spire today, but stuff came up, and I didn’t get what I wanted done. Still, not bad for a day’s work. The upper 2 stories follow similar design ques to the base story. Larger trim work, and there are these large metal panels… read more »
I love mornings now that School is back in session. 2 Kids at school, 1 down for a nap, and the 1 left following me around loves to sort Laundry with me. This morning has been just that. Laundry, and more updates to the Pocatello Model. Also, I was distracted by the release of the… read more »
Long ways to go still. I noticed today there are some fun details around the windows. Not only the dark metal detailing above and around the window frames, but there appears to be a groove cut around each of the base story windows, giving just a bit of extra shape and detail around the windows…. read more »
Today, September 6, 2018, the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints released the render for the Pocatello Idaho Temple. See the link and the official render here. I have begun the process of reproducing the render. I will share my progress as I go, and will keep you updated on interesting things I find…. read more »
I think I am done with the concrete panels here at the Rexburg Idaho Temple, but that’s the only thing I am done with. This temple is one of the first, or possibly the first, under construction temple I ever visited. I like the temple design, and I feel a bit of attachment to the… read more »
Rexburg is one of a series of temples built with concrete panels for the exterior. Typically these exteriors have well defined seems, so a savy architect will often work them in as part of the design. This means more time is spent reproducing those same seems on my models because they become a critical feature… read more »