That pic from violarum is so yesterday. I'll just say the berm has grown since.
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The pic was from today! And it's been growing all day. The walls just don't allow you to see clearly. I'll post more pics later probably.
Thanks for alerting us to the pics Ghost. Those new sidewalk lampposts are hackneyed and totally inappropriate to the reality of London.
See any Ben Franklin lampposts in this photo?:
My comment was sort of tongue in cheek. But yes, the berm is growing.The pic was from today! And it's been growing all day. The walls just don't allow you to see clearly. I'll post more pics later probably.
My comment was sort of tongue in cheek. And thanks for your contributions. But yes, the berm is growing.The pic was from today! And it's been growing all day. The walls just don't allow you to see clearly. I'll post more pics later probably.
I don't know if this has been discussed before but will people actually be able to step onto the Knight Bus or not?
Nope. Can't go in. People will greet you outside (NOT Shunpike), and the shrunken heads will be there.
So, some of you will not be moved, some of you will be.
Back in 2010 many were screaming Great Job Universal Creative! We were all impressed by the town, the castle, the interiors, the queue.
Little did we know that UC was banished from designing much of anything. Sure, they advised on the nature of a major theme park and how it is run. But when it came to designing stuff and UC had a ton of talent lined up to interpret the designs of others, Warner Brothers said NO. What was WB's answer to this? The scenic designers for the films... they were flown in... given drafting boards backstage to design both the known and many things that had never been designed before. Both phase 1 and phase 2.
So, film's set designers have been on site multiple times doing both exterior and interior elevations... including details, many brand new concepts.
This is not horrible... but it flies in the face of what most of us believed. That is the point of this, my mini documentary.
When you think about it, it makes a lot of good sense. Bottom line, it worked.So, some of you will not be moved, some of you will be.
Back in 2010 many were screaming Great Job Universal Creative! We were all impressed by the town, the castle, the interiors, the queue.
Little did we know that UC was banished from designing much of anything. Sure, they advised on the nature of a major theme park and how it is run. But when it came to designing stuff and UC had a ton of talent lined up to interpret the designs of others, Warner Brothers said NO. What was WB's answer to this? The scenic designers for the films... they were flown in... given drafting boards backstage to design both the known and many things that had never been designed before. Both phase 1 and phase 2.
So, film's set designers have been on site multiple times doing both exterior and interior elevations... including details, many brand new concepts.
This is not horrible... but it flies in the face of what most of us believed. That is the point of this, my mini documentary.