LimeyBuilds
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Loving this build! If you haven't seen this, there's a great virtual tour of Deckard's apartment here:
Blade Runner Inspired Office Build: Deckard's Apartment
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Yes that’s a video of gameplay from the independent virtual reality environment “9732”. It’s pretty cool to walk around in. It’s not accurate to the film set and some of the prop details are off but it does a good job replicating the feel and mood.
LimeyBuilds
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If anyone has done a comparison to the correct layout I'd love to see that.
Another day, another coat of paint! Multiple thin coats. Slow and steady. The black rubber tiles have a lot of texture and pitting so they will still need another coat or two. But it’s finally starting to become real to me! When I compared these first pics with the Ennis house I got a little excited, I’m not gonna lie.
Starting to look a little familiar!
Starting to look a little familiar!
Ummmmm.... FAN.TAS.TIC! Trooper_trent - stunning work! I'm excited for you, the room is really coming together!
joberg
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Ben, on Propsummit and on the FB page Blade Runner, Art Fashion & Photography 2019/2049.
Thank you. Yes that is the part I was most worried about. It’s a very weird thing to hang rubber paver tiles onto an interior wall and I got a lot of strange looks when I was asking questions about what the best way would be (having been in the prop hobby for over 20 years I’m very accustomed to those weird looks and questions from hardware store employees)Great work Trooper_trent...those rubber tiles are a pain to paint, but they're looking good already
I’m happy to see that the idea worked and once painted they look very similar to stone or cinder block tiles. Hopefully the weathering process will help sell the illusion even more.
Final coat of paint is now drying!
LimeyBuilds
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I hope you're playing depressing synth-jazz music while doing all this.
Now that the initial painting is done, I can start moving a few things back in. I just couldn't help but set out a couple of pieces.
And now that the last piece of the Beoscreen has finally arrived, I can officially call this one 100% completed!
And now that the last piece of the Beoscreen has finally arrived, I can officially call this one 100% completed!
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Nah, I'm going to replace them with solid dark wood and router the art deco stepped edge design into them. It's all planned. Just gotta do it one step at a time. The doors will come after I'm done weathering the tiles.
LimeyBuilds
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Perfect! The lighting creates just the right mood too. Making me wish I had a space large enough to give it the Ennisification treatment. You're gonna love it when it rains.
