A few edits

I made a few changes as I wanted to increase the grand sense of scale that I thought was lacking in the previous renditions.

I increased the span of the larger arches, I increased the height and slenderness of the pillars, so the roof is further off the ground, and I added roof 'panes' that will eventually be made from 'glass'.

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  1. Harry Corr16 January 2011 at 07:44

    Looks like it's coming along nicely Rhys! I'm looking forward to seeing it complete :)

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