50s...
#633 posted by
than on 2006/12/03 05:41:46
totally beautiful. I hate most modern cars because everything seems too look too generic and functional.
I wonder if that style will come back at all. I think Dodge may have made a couple of interesting cars with a 50s influenced look, but I can't think of any others.
Not a 50s or car buff though, so what do I know? ;)
A Friend Of Mine Visited Bannerman's Arsenal
#634 posted by
Lunaran on 2006/12/03 20:13:28
Fuck Yeah
#635 posted by
Blitz on 2006/12/08 09:53:50
http://seriss.com/people/erco/fovicks/
This is an extensive set of pictures along the LA River which you may recognize from Terminator 2 and other TV shows and movies. I bet any money that the guys from HL2 were checking these out when they were doing the boat chase stuff :)
Blitz
#636 posted by
Kinn on 2006/12/09 04:10:50
cool. Quake 4's Aqueducts were a bit like that, minus the water (and interesting gameplay ;))
They Paved Their Entire River?
#637 posted by
Lunaran on 2006/12/09 20:37:02
ok, they're just going out of their way to make LA depressing.
That Wasn't Funny At All
#640 posted by
HeadThump on 2006/12/09 21:59:42
written down. Retraction.
Lunaran:
#641 posted by
metlslime on 2006/12/10 00:41:18
i've seen a lot of canals like that around southern california (even as far north as santa cruz.) They are almost always dry or have a tiny trickle of water in them, and I think they are usually more for flood control than for aesthetics.
But they look cool.
Aye
#642 posted by
tron on 2006/12/10 18:39:32
We have some of those back home in Adelaide, they are dry most of the time but are more an emergency measure in case there is a lot of rainfall.
Interesting
#643 posted by
BlackDog on 2006/12/11 00:24:05
We don't have those in Perth, to my knowledge. Perhaps our drainage is more favourable?
Your Mom Has Favourable Drainage
#644 posted by
Lunaran on 2006/12/11 21:54:00
I'll Be Sure To Let Her Know
#645 posted by
BlackDog on 2006/12/12 01:46:57
Giant House In San Francisco 1896-1907
#647 posted by
metlslime on 2006/12/15 01:01:55
http://www.cliffhouseproject.com/photos/photos.htm
Also check out the "maps" and "blueprints" pages.
Bonus Link: here's a aerial photo panorama of san francisco after the earthquake:
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/b/b3/San_Francisco_in_ruin_edit2.jpg
Historical Note:
#649 posted by
Lunaran on 2006/12/15 11:04:14
architecture in america at that time was very much "take europe's buildings and make the windows bigger," which shows in those images pretty well.
Q3map2 Jiggery Pokery
#650 posted by
DaZ on 2006/12/18 01:11:29
http://www.urbanterror.net/news.php?extend.107
Pretty cool article about how a map author modded q3map2 to allow for all sorts of new mapping techniques to be used.
Nice screenshots too :)
Hmm
#653 posted by
BlackDog on 2006/12/28 21:53:01
http://www.zahkunst.net/ Abandoned stuff, mostly in b+w. Pretty cool.
Fly
#656 posted by StrangeDays on 2006/12/29 10:22:14
So Is This
#657 posted by
Lunaran on 2006/12/30 08:19:54
I yelled in unashamed triumph from the depths of my chest for every drop of Niagara's sweet bukkake that stung my face and trickled down my cheeks.