Work In Progress. Almost there.
43 Museum, Nearly Done
42 Museum WIP 4
Titan Attacks on Google Play
Yes, that’s right, Titan Attacks is now available on Google Play. Only 10 years too late 🙂 Still, better late than never.
You have no excuse not to install it, because it’s free! Unless you’ve got one of those strangefangled Apple devices, in which case you’ll have to wait a few more days.
Of course, when I say “free”, I mean it is infested with Google’s ubiquitous advertising. Having your eyeballs assaulted by tiny adverts is a small price to play for such a neat little game that works so well on phones (and tablets), but if it upsets you at all, the well-heeled amongst you can donate a few dollars in our direction and make those nasty adverts go away forever.
I will let you know how it does in due course.
Many thanks to Jake Birkett of GreyAlienGames and Brian Kramer of Subsoap for making it all happen.
41 What’s on at the Museum of Basingstoke?
Work in Progress, number 3.
40 Museum WIP 2
Slightly less Work in Progress.
Now with Neoclassical pillars!
39 Museum WIP
Very very Work In Progress.
38 is Going Underground
Tuesday is also for staring at unresponsive things in Windows Task Manager, wondering if it’s time for an upgrade.
Let’s go for a little wander through the tunnels in the meantime…
Postcard 37 – Showertime!
Monday is for staring at unresponsive things in Windows Task Manager, wondering if it’s time for an upgrade.
Might as well take a shower in the meantime…
36 is Lockers
Nothing says Friday like some lockers! etc.
35 Toilets of Basingstoke
Basingstoke Postcard Number 34 Fail!
No postcard tonight. The Internet is a bit broken. And I have been Hassled by Cats, which is a legitimate reason as previously stated. So here’s an old one instead…
33 Sewer Workers Boombox party
OK, so they’re not exactly party animals. They like flashing lights and human flesh though! Who doesn’t.
… and slightly floating above the ground it would appear.
Beats by Insidebeat 🙂
32 Sewer Workers
Let’s all take another little moment to further reflect on the sterling work what is done by Sewer Workers!
Still at the job, inspecting their sewage pumps, even when undead.
No. 31 Goods Lift WIP
It’s Friday, and nothing says Friday like a picture of an unfinished goods lift! … or freight/cargo elevator as they may be known abroad.
So you’re interested in goods lifts / freight / cargo elevators? Would you like to know more? Why not check out Elevatorpedia. It’s the wiki about elevators and their related topics that anyone can edit!
30 Sewer Treatment Facility Control Room
Some of you may be unfamiliar with the workings of a Sewer Treatment facility. As something of an expert, I’ve labelled the below diagram to help you understand how they work.
In the meantime, I’m going to enjoy my packed lunch. A ham and cheese sandwich. Hmmm.
29 Sewer Treatment Facility Blueprint
Some of you may be unfamiliar with the workings of a Sewer Treatment facility. As something of an expert, I’ve labelled the below diagram to help you understand how they work.
- A. Big load of sewer.
- B. Primary clarifier tank. This makes the sewer stuff a bit cleaner, probably.
- C. Some pool between the primary and seconday clarifier tanks. Not sure what this does exactly, but it is very important.
- D. Secondary clarifier tank. Getting cleaner!
- E. All clean now! Another pool, after the seconday clarifer tank. It’s got big pipes going into it. Maybe the nice clean clarified sewage gets pumped out or something.
That’s the main bits.
Also…
- Platformy bit. You can stand on this and look at sewerage, if you like.
- Scum spinner. Spins scum.
- Big pipes. See 28 Sewer Worker 2, feat. Big Pipes
- Walkways. Handy for walking. You really don’t want to be swimming in this stuff.
- Drippy Big Pipes. Make a nice ploppy drip noise.
- Some Big Pipes go into walls. Probably take some sewer stuff somewhere else, or something.
And that’s how Sewer Treatment works.
Sewer Treatment!
28 Sewer Worker 2, feat. Big Pipes
Yesterday was a Bank Holiday in the UK. Today though we’re back underground with our old friend the Sewer Worker, but this time with some Big Pipes! Big Pipes, with rivets and everything.
Big Pipes. What’s in them? What are they for? Why are they so big?
Big Pipes!
No.27 – Depot – Work In Progress
It’s Friday, and nothing says Friday like a couple of pictures of an unfinshed underground train depot!
26 Shelves!
Shelves.
Where would we be without the humble shelf? If you need to keep a lot of smaller things together in one place, whether for organisational purposes or perhaps just to display a collection of personal trinkets, you cant go far wrong with a shelf, or some shelves.
Shelves. It’s hard to imagine a world without them.
Shelves!
Control Centre Error Code 25
No posts since Thursday because we had an Error Code 25 emergency, here in the control centre.
It took a few days to sort out*, but all fixed now.
* Power-cycling the computers and subsystems appears to have cleared the problem