I have also hollowed out the barrel to give me space to possibly place objects inside such as wood or metal to give the impression of a barrel which is used as a camp fire or burner.

Here I have developed the barrel further and as mentioned in my previous post I have extruded the rims outwards to create the three dimensional feel that I was striving for. I have also delete a section of the barrel as I thought that it looked to tall and needed to lose a section to make it seem more believe and realistic, I feel this has paid off and the barrel and much more believable.

I have begun to build the barrels within my scene, I have simply used the cylinder polygon shape and the added some edge loops. Next I am going to extrude the edge loops outwards to create a three dimensional rim around the barrel.

This is the viewpoint of my scene and what the image is going to consist of.

As you can see i have begun to construct my building, here I have tried to create the general shape of the building which is a warehouse, although only the right hand corner of the building will be shown in the render I am going to construct the whole thing for later use, this could possibly be used during the walk cycle.

Here are a couple of images of lights that I have looked at when designing the light on the front of my building.

Here are some illusrations and photographs of gutters and how they work, I have uploaded these because I wanted to get a clear understanding of gutters when it came to building them around my structure.

Here are some photographs of destroyed buildings that I have looked at, my building in the scen is going to be a destroyed warehouse style building. I have researched many different styles of building in the images above to give me various ideas and inspiration.

Here are some photographs that i have taken from the internet of derby cars and doom buggies, my vehicle is going to be based around these designs as my character is going to a destroyed doom buggy style car.

Here is a drawing of my scene closer up giving me the right impression of what it is that I am going to design.