[Scott]

This is a work in progress.  (Isn't everything?)  I'll be adding more props to make it look properly cluttered and junky, as well as a second floor interior and roof.  Just thought I'd throw these things out before the Christmas holiday.

Now updated with shadow casting!

[caster]

looks very crispy.

[Oscar]

Very nice! I like it!

The only suggestions I would make is to make the big white letters outside a little more faded and decayed (not much, as I assume is a somewhat new shop). Right now the color and shape is too uniform and stands out as a little fake.

But apart from that, great work! I really love the clock and guitar models

[Wrath of Dagon]

Love the period touches, I'm so sick of medieval fantasy already.

[bhlaab]

It looks like it's going to be a bit of a tight fit for the player to be in, but maybe my sense of scale is off.

[Gareth]

Nicely done!

My main suggestion : You're mainly using textures that tiles in both directions, horizontally and vertically. What you can do is, for example when you're making a wall, have the textures tile horizontally but not vertically. This allows you to add dirt along the bottom/top or a skirting, even a bit of fading in the centre. This creates a better visual effect, the surfaces don't look so "flat". See this :

http://fc09.deviantart.net/fs23/f/2008/003/7/d/Wall_Texture_by_shadowh3.jpg

Note the details along the top and bottom horizontal directions? This texture wouldn't tile vertically, but it looks good tiling horizontally along a wall surface.

You ARE doing this for the main brick texture, but you can go a little more crazy with it in general, it makes a big difference. I generally do it by layering parts of other textrues over the base one, creating a composite. Photoshop filters also help.

[Oscar]

Yes, that's a great suggestion. That's what I mostly do with wall textures in AoD.

[Scott]

Note the details along the top and bottom horizontal directions? This texture wouldn't tile vertically, but it looks good tiling horizontally along a wall surface.

Very interesting!  It was a no-brainer with the bricks since I can still easily tile vertically with the same image, as you said.  But this could easily work with any single-story wall texture, even if I just used it to add a little extra lighting contrast.

[Oscar]

Looks nice

[caster]

cool beans. looks much better.

[Gregorus Prime]

Dear me, you can see that woman's ankles in that racy poster on the wall! This is certainly no establishment for proper gentlemen.

[FireStomp]

Dear me, you can see that woman's ankles in that racy poster on the wall! This is certainly no establishment for proper gentlemen.

Okay, that's it, we need a monocle smiley.

[Oscar]

Dear me, you can see that woman's ankles in that racy poster on the wall! This is certainly no establishment for proper gentlemen.

Okay, that's it, we need a monocle smiley.

Yeah... But we have a smug one now!

[MaximB]

It does look much better now, don't have the "we built it yesterday" feel

[Anonxeuix]

Nice work Scott.

Dear me, you can see that woman's ankles in that racy poster on the wall! This is certainly no establishment for proper gentlemen.

Okay, that's it, we need a monocle smiley.

Yeah... But we have a smug one now!