Home Park in Cinema 4D

[Lundan Cabbie]

What does 4D mean?

Four dimensional. The fourth being time.

 

[GreenThing]

What does 4D mean?

Four dimensional. The fourth being time.

Where’s the time element in the presentation. 3D yes, 4D I’m not so sure.

 

[rsp4]

Wow that is very clever.

I don't remember the main stand looking that tidy .

Well done to the person who produced this.

 

[Lundan Cabbie]

What does 4D mean?

Four dimensional. The fourth being time.

Where’s the time element in the presentation. 3D yes, 4D I’m not so sure.

It was produced "today" but is time slipped 20 years or so. Yes, I'd agree that it is a rather loose claim at being 4th dimension though.

 

[IPA]

Wow awesome!!!

 

[clokey84]

Yep.. loved this, brought back some fantastic memories of when we actually had an atmosphere inside HP. Well done that man.

 

[GreenThing]

What does 4D mean?

Good luck.

YouTube

That was quite interesting and I managed to keep up until the 6th minute, which is quite good as that sort of thing usually looses me within seconds.

 

[Kit Kat and Oranges]

Saw this linked to on the OS. Thought it may be of interest to anyone that experienced Argyle in the '80s or '90s. The attention to detail is amazing and the colour on the facade is just perfect

https://www.aquitar.com/home-park

 

[jespafc]

Good memories of the stadium during that time. I know progress is positive and the changes to HP have been great, but I do sometimes miss standing on the Mayflower Terrace.

 

[Quintrell Green]

It was a good photo library. The only one I disliked was the hay barn-type covered stand at the Devonport End that was provided by the then Board Director named Dawe, who ran a business specialising in the erection of farm buildings. It truly showed his company's expertise. Perhaps it was a 'needs must' decision.

 

[ProfGreen]

Fantastic!

 

[Green guile]

Wow. Feels like yesterday!

 

[L G]

I loved those Lyndhurst seats. DVT and all.

 

[arrythewurzel]

I missed a virtual walk through the corrugated iron turnstiles and up the slope to the Lyndhurst - passed the old gents and the legendary black wall.