Grand Central Dragon by frogdot
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Description
Warren hated his late shift job. Walking through the deserted train station at two in the morning had it's drawbacks.
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Exploring Dreamlight's new Studio Light Pro. Still love using the old Poser Dork every once in a while. Station from DAZ, Jepe's fire props, mill dragon
Comments (9)
DLG ;-]) some draw back!!! wonderful work
This is amazing work...!!!
Poor guy! I hope he doesn't become a crispy treat for the dragon. Excellent work. Bunny
Superb composition and POV!
Love the grand central station model. I wonder if if also includes the oyster bar belowgrade. With the dragon, you could make Oysters Rockefeller in no time flat.
Poser dork looks fantastic!! Masterful work once again! Bravo!
I still like him--he was a good model and he's held up well, plus he isn't a drag on resources. Here he is so expressive!
Wonderful that reminds me... The Montreal Underground City One of the most fascinating attractions of Montrl is its unique underground city extending over an area of approximately 35 kilometres. In fact, this underground city is the largest in the world. Did you know that in Montrl it is possible to live, work, eat, entertain yourself and others, exercise and probably do any other activity you can think of entirely underground? The origin of this underground city dates back to 1962 with the construction of the Place Ville Marie shopping plaza. The next phase was in 1966 with the completion of Montrl's Mro (subway). During the course of the next thirty years a series of tunnels and walkways were constructed in order to make this one of the truly unique attractions in the world. It is one humongous shopping mall and retail complex. You will notice that the first of these sections is to be found in the east end of the city around Berri-UQAM station. It is here where you will find the Universitdu Quec at Montrl as well as the central bus station. The second section is located between Place-des-Armes and Place-des-Arts and this is linked to Complexe Desjardins, Mus d'Arts Contemporain, Complexe Desjardins, Complexe Guy Favreau and the newest building, Palais des Congr. This could be termed the heart of cultural Montrl. The third section and one that mainly serves the business community is located at Square Victoria. The fourth section is in all likelihood the busiest and comprises McGill, Peel and Bonaventure Mro stations. It is here where you will find a great deal of shopping such as La Baie, Les Promenades de la Cathrale, Place Montrl Trust, Les Ailes de la Mode, Cours Mont-Royal, Place Bonaventure, the train station and Place Ville-Marie. Around the Atwater Mro station you will find the fourth and fifth sections that are linked to Westmount Square, Colle Dawson and Place Alexis Nihon. There are approximately 35 office towers, 8 major hotels, and 2,600 retail outlets, as well as several apartment complexes that are interconnected within this underground complex. It would probably take you a few days in order to explore all of the shops, hotels, buildings, cultural venues, etc; however, if you have the time it is well worth exploring this subterranean world that apparently was based on an idea by Leonardo da Vinci. In fact, if you are vacationing in Montrl during the cold winter months or even the hot humid summer months, you will enjoy meandering around this fascinating attraction... Happy Easter Dave MU
Wonderful Dave! [=