DO you know this place?! And...

Started by TheBadger, February 04, 2013, 01:02:48 PM

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TheBadger

Hi

Found this tinny thumbnail on the web. I have no idea where it is. At first, for a moment, I thought it was the parthenon. But I am sure that it is not.
Can anyone here identify this structure and or its location by name, please? I want to base a model on it.
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Also, Does anyone here know of a good online source for anatomy images; muscles, bone structures. And or Zoology + anatomy

Thanks for any help.

Cheers
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cyphyr

It is the Acropolis
Can't help with the anatomy stuff, sorry :)
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TheBadger

#2
ARRRRGGG! It is the parthenon!
I have never seen it from this view before. Thanks Richard! I also did not know the sides of the hill were so steep, It was a fortress!
Nice. Well at least I will find lots of resource images now that I know what it is  ;D

Ok, one down, one to go. Skinless people and pets anyone?
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Kadri

#3

There are many probably Michael .
This looks okay but i do not know if it is what you are after .
It is interactive .

http://www.innerbody.com/htm/body.html

Zairyn Arsyn

Quote from: TheBadger on February 04, 2013, 01:30:33 PM
ARRRRGGG! It is the parthenon!
I have never seen it from this view before. Thanks Richard! I also did not know the sides of the hill were so steep, It was a fortress!
Nice. Well at least I will find lots of resource images now that I know what it is  ;D

Ok, one down, one to go. Skinless people and pets anyone?

or your local graveyard, keep a eye out for funerals
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j meyer

Here is a link to the possibly best free human anatomy model one
can find.
ftp://ftp.dbcls.jp/archive/bodyparts...3.0_obj_95.zip
It has lots of polys.There is another even more decimated version
available on that site.

TheBadger

Thanks Kadri. REally nice resource!

@j meyer
FTP? "ftp://ftp.dbcls.jp/archive/bodyparts...3.0_obj_95.zip" whats the link to the site the file is from?
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j meyer

Sorry,didn't know that it won't work just copying the direct download link.
This should take you to the website
http://lifesciencedb.jp/bp3d/?lng=en
Just look for Body Parts there.
Or go here and use the direct download link
http://www.zbrushcentral.com/showthread.php?169189-Full-anatomy-model-free-download&highlight=anatomy+model
Hope it 'll work now.

TheBadger

Thanks J

Thats a pretty crazy model! Whoever made it spent a very long time doing so.
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TheBadger

Last question.

Would you guys prefer models of ruins, as ruins. Or as they were in their newly built forms. So buildings like at the Acropolis as they are now, or as they were 2000+ years ago?

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PabloMack

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Quote from: TheBadger on February 04, 2013, 01:30:33 PM
...I also did not know the sides of the hill were so steep, It was a fortress!

Acropolis means "high city". The "gods" like to live in high places. So the Athenians accommodated them. My most fond memory of Athens (including the Acropolis) was that I saw my lifer Hawfinch there. Hmmm...I saw my lifer Jackdaw perching on the Temple Mount in Jerusalem. When I think of grand ruins made of marble the first thought that comes to my mind is that there is a scar left in the Earth where they quarried the rock. I suppose that if we don't use the marble for something, natural erosion will ultimately destroy it. But the net result is that we must be accelerating the rate of erosion a thousand fold if not more. I like to think that (the Judeao-Christian) God feels the same way about preserving the wilderness as I do. King Solomon wanted to build a mighty temple to God but all that God asked was for the jews to put up a tent and leave a small foot print in the sand.

Dune

I think there would be interest in both, Michael. New and ruined. I personally would prefer ruins, just because I like dilapidated stuff. I often find restored ancient buildings far less attractive than when they were still in a quite ruinous state. It will be harder for you to make ruins, I'd say. Crumbling stone work, remains lying around....