Status: Spayneville
This is the official build thread for the current state of SpaynevilleThe most recent pictures of Spayneville:
Bookmark this post! It will be useful in tracking Spayneville's progress.
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Spayneville Customizable Road Pack
The Spayneville Customizable Road Pack is now available for downloads.
It comes in 3 sets of straight roads, bends, T and cross junctions for easy customization of your own version of Spayneville's layout.
Build your own version of Spayneville now! At
http://spayneville.blogspot.comDownload the Spayneville Customizable Road Pack
The Spayneville Watertower by Mike Hungerford
The Spayneville WatertowerThe Spayneville Watertower was built in 1958 of welded steel, following the mysterious disappearance of the original, wooden water tower which had stood in the same location since the town was founded in 1893. The new tower quickly became a favourite hangout for the young men of that area.Scale approximately 1:160. Full instructions and diagrams included in the .PDF file.
Download the PDF to make The Spayneville Watertower by Mike HungerfordMore of Mike Hungerford's models at
http://users.sdccu.net/chthulhu2/models.html
Feature your own work on Spayneville for the world to make!
Calling on all budding designers and model makers:
Here's your chance to be part of this major community project: building the entire dark town Spayneville for worldwide fans of modelling and collectibles!
Your contributions are pivotal to the growth and development of Spayneville.Spayneville will come complete with roads and signboards. If you are featured, you will have a
character and building named after yourself!Here's how you can enter:
Step 1: Design and build your own paper craft model of your own Spayneville building. All file formats are acceptable.
Rules:
Building base has to fit to dimensions 6 x 6 cm, 6 x 12 cm or 12 x 12 cm
Building must be compatible in terms of scale to
The ButcheryStep 2: Come up with a story behind the building.
Step 3: Submit your entry to
summerson84@yahoo.com in the form of a .PDF file, together with a picture of the model.
Designs will be hand picked and featured.
If your model is featured, it may very well be made by and sitting on the desks of thousands if people globally! So get started on those photoshopping skills.
DISCLAIMER: Content may not be suitable for the young. Spayneville is a fictitious small town.
Spayneville is not meant to be affiliated or representative of Payneville, Kentucky in any way.
Any resemblance to people or actual buildings and places is purely coincidental and not intended.
The Origin of Spayneville by Junyang
Small town Spayneville, founded 1893. It flourished and grew
with the hardwork of its early inhabitants.
Spayneville quickly established itself as a retreat and sanctuary for the broken, with it’s scenic backdrop and friendly townsfolk.
“Spayneville’s where you wanna spend your last days,” they used to say.
All this changed in the year 1954.
It first began with the men, with the wives noticing a marked predilection to violence in their husbands. Then it came to afflict the women and the young.
Noone knows why it happened. Some say that evil came upon the town with the setting up of the coal mines up north in the same year.
The deeper they dug, the darker the hearts of the townsfolk grew.
Strangely, some of the inhabitants were spared from this madness.
Word has it that they tried to flee their homes, but none ever made it to the outside world. Print and own this limited release Spayneville Poster (Version 1 with origin)Print and own this limited release Spayneville Poster (Version 2 without origin)Download Spayneville - Boat to Oblivion Wallpaper
800 x 6001024 x 7681280 x 800DISCLAIMER: Content may not be suitable for the young. Spayneville is a fictitious small town.
Spayneville is not meant to be affiliated or representative of Payneville, Kentucky in any way.
Any resemblance to people or actual buildings and places is purely coincidental and not intended.