Ameecher wrote:They look a bit too much like baked mud in my opinion and they don't quite match the tunnel colour.
Actually, they match the tunnel surface perfectly. The reason they look different is that the tunnels have the brick going all the way to the top with a small wall above the portal (Hence the lighter colours on top). The surfaces dont have this lighter top as it would look incorrect when 2 'build on slopes' layers were on top of one another. Plus, you can think of it as the grass/vegetation growing slightly over the edge (Which it cant on the portal, due to the raised wall

). If you can think of any recommendations, then let me know. The key thing is that they match better than the originals
Ameecher wrote:...since when has my name been "BK Tunnel Client"

Erm...... is it that obvious?

Nah, its bugged me since I did the original tunnels. I just had the urge to do it since quite a few people now use these.
wallyweb wrote:"BK Tunnel Client 2" called in and wants to order some narrow gauge tunnels. The mud ... erm ... adobe brick would be acceptable as long as it survives a good rain.
I know. "BK Tunnel Client 2" is a..... ....long standing client who we care about greatly. However, we need his exact specifications [read: sprites] before we can design a product that can fit his needs exactly. We pride ourselves on perfection and no less will suffice.
We have spent months in development subjecting this new formula to massive loads and weather conditions and have found this concrete to be infallible. During every test period it suffered no erosion nor signs of weakness under some extremely heavy loads. Here is a small sample of test footage to show the effort involved:

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Your comments are all very appreciated!
