Facts, Models, and Videos of Temples of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
I have updated my model for the Deseret Peaks Utah Temple. The temple is at its new proper location, and has updated landscaping to reflect the current plans for the temple. It also has a couple of mistakes I will have to fix in a future video.
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It’s been a couple of weeks since the Church released the render for Port Villa Vanuatu, and I have been a bit overwhelmed with responsibilities that have taken me away from this hobby. But I am here now, and so is this video:
With more data coming out about the temple recently, I have updated my video to be more correct and complete. Enjoy!
With the render being released last week, I managed to work through a 1st draft render of the Salvador Brazil Temple. Hope you enjoy it!
Did you see last weeks video of the Independence Missouri Temple? Check out this virtual tour here.
This has been a long time in the making. This is a 360° video. If you are watching on a mobile device, move your device around to look around the scene. If you are on a laptop or desktop, you can click and drag in the video window to look around.
This is a mock-up of what the Independence Missouri Temple might have looked like based upon instructions sent to the Saints by Joseph Smith between 10 August and 3 September of 1833. The layout is the best interpretation that I could make of the Instructions, using an earlier set of instructions sent in Jun of that year as a base template.
Well, with the render for the Helena Montana Temple having been released last week, I took a stab at modeling the temple. I made a fair few errors, but I had a very small window of time to get this done in, so I kinda took what I had at a certain point and ran with it.
Two years after the renovation was completed, or there about, I finally got around to making my first video for the renovated temple. Hope you enjoy it!
I was so excited for this video, until I saw it finished. I am not the world’s greatest cinematographer. Unfortunately, I don’t really have time re-render right now, so take it as it is, and I will get you something better later!