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Bud's Boom Box

This could have been a smartphone.

But the elder ones told me the story of the boom box:
How they looked like and how many batteries it required.

And one whispered while sleeping the boom box story of his ancestors:
How many guys the prototypes required to run in wheels for the power
and to move it.

This is the child of two generations' story, nickname: Braintwister.


Stats:

Main Model: 2120 Tris

Required Items Size: 4,316 MB -->

Total Size: 9,764 MB

Squares: 4x4

Cost: 4000
Upkeep: 80

Tourist: Med 30 Low 70

Entertainment
- Radius: 400
- Accumulation : 100

Garbage : 2
Fire Tolerance: 20


Instead of my idea of a Ghettoblaster on a bench, this park got kissed by streetartists, such as:
Banksy[banksy.co.uk], Blu[blublu.org], Skewville[www.skewville.org]
Snow (the most common Sprayer in my town)

The entrance likes the design of interurban railway stations.

It features one wild parking slot and requires nine custom props -->


This is the ashtray of my model-pottery-course - developed while teaching myself modelling.
That's why I focused more on detail in design and textures and less on the scene of the asset.

It isn't perfect - contains some rough edges and textures. Parts of it are intentional however.

I designed the main model as well as the seven props to be a small file overall,
so that we may not need the SETI-program[setiathome.ssl.berkeley.edu] to run the game in the longterm.
Though with my current skillset of ten days, I had the impression it would be easier
to design high polycount structures.


Tips are as welcome as screenshots of you keeping the Boom Box Story alive.

Cheers