I was asked to help out on the Okutama, Japan track.
This involved some work placing objects, fixing up the skid mapping and the road markings.
I was also given the task of coming up with a suitably impressive start area for the races. I found some reference photos as the broad basis for the area and went to work sculpting the mountainside into terraces, adding stairs, walls, gardens and pathways. I also helped find reference for the visitors centre and suggested the rear viewing platform so you can see it as you approach up the winding mountain road. I then created the car park and paved area for the building to sit on completing the start area for the races.
There was a further temple area in the track that needed some attention so I was asked to improve it. Again I created a terraced garden area with temple buildings, a car park and gardens which looks suitably impressive in the misty morning when it's silhouetted against the sky.
This involved some work placing objects, fixing up the skid mapping and the road markings.
I was also given the task of coming up with a suitably impressive start area for the races. I found some reference photos as the broad basis for the area and went to work sculpting the mountainside into terraces, adding stairs, walls, gardens and pathways. I also helped find reference for the visitors centre and suggested the rear viewing platform so you can see it as you approach up the winding mountain road. I then created the car park and paved area for the building to sit on completing the start area for the races.
There was a further temple area in the track that needed some attention so I was asked to improve it. Again I created a terraced garden area with temple buildings, a car park and gardens which looks suitably impressive in the misty morning when it's silhouetted against the sky.
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