Far out! The Wheelock 7002T-24-MCW would actually be practical if the strobe wasn’t pointed upward. (And if it didn’t have Wheelock’s infamous amount of current draw.)
Have you ever done buildings in Sketchup, or just smaller stuff? I use Sketchup a lot to design buildings (or recreate those that exist in real life) so I would love to see any larger models you have done .
That looks like a good start! I like your attention to detail, especially with the doors.
Just for grins, here’s my current building I started working on about 2 months ago. This is a manufacturing and engineering facility for the fictional “Stern Drive Corporation.” I’d say I’m about halfway done with the structure itself and the exterior, and I still have almost all of the interior to complete.
No, I got a picture of some old factory windows from Google and cropped it to one section. I created a new Material and imported the picture, then added transparency.
I’ve kinda wondered what a 34T would look like if it had a vertical LSM strobe on the front, and was flush-mount like Photo Storage these horn/strobes.
I did two versions. One is a 34T behind a flush plate, which Wheelock actually offered, but I added an LSM strobe on the front. This would be a 7001T-24-LSM, and would use slightly less metal than slapping an LSM strobe on a V7001T’s housing.
I also did a version where the 34T itself is semi-flush mount. I dub it the “38T-24-LSM”.
Also, for those of you who are wondering, the model number format is correct. The later versions of the 34T-24+WS-24 were labeled “34T-24-WS-24” with a hyphen instead of a plus sign. Even later versions dropped the second “24” altogether, and were simply labeled “34T-24-WS”.