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G23D: Planning the Trylon & Perisphere
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G23D: Paul Van Dort's incredible ground layout recreation
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G23D: Microsoft island display of Trylon & Perisphere
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G23D: Project Manhattan lays the tech groundwork
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G23D: The Trylon, Perisphere and Helicline
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G23D: Kincade Spad plans texturizing methods
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G23D: Calculating dimensions from existing documents
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G23D: Discussing the Helicline
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G23D: Layout of the 1939 World's Fair
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G23D: Build # 1 to accurate dimensions
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G23D: www.trylonandperisphere.info
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G23D: OpenSim can handle the 700 ft tall Trylon
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G23D: Trylon and Perisphere in OpenSim
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G23D: The relecting pool of Perisphere
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G23D: Playing with Windlight settings
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G23D: Trylon and Perisphere early morning
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G23D: Purple clouds over Trylon and Perisphere
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G23D: OpenSim start of 1939 World's Fair
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G23D: Trylon and Perisphere at night
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G23D: Midday at Trylon and Perisphere-Custom Worlds
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G23D: Extremely accurate render of Trylon and Perisphere
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G23D: 213 Meter/700 Ft Trylon
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G23D: Next up the Helicline to tie them together
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G23D: Perisphere!
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G23D: Ruud-built Perisphere can be experienced
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G23D: Positioning Trylon
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G23D: Helicline Walkway with rails
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G23D: Ruud Version 2.0
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G23D: Paul Van Dort's build of the Administration Building
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G23D: World's Fair 1939 Administration Building