Drew108

Along Route 23 and the Indigo Plateau, there are these Pokémon statues. bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/wik…
I've always thought it was a Rhydon but I know that some people consider it a Kangaskhan or Nidoking. So I need other people's opinion on this. What is that statue?

First of all, sorry about the lack of updates. I've been working on other things lately and to be honest, I had half-forgotten about this project. Thankfully I have now remembered about this and have nearly finished Route 11 after an hour-and-a-half of work.

Anyway, I have a few questions I want to ask:

1) Do you want me to give download links to actual 3D renders of my maps? (i.e. images which are compatable with the 3DS, etc)

2) Do you want me to upload other, non-Pokemon-related renders I have done?

3) Is thing anything else you want to see on my maps? I'm keen to hear suggestions.

Also, some old images maybe getting updated soon, so keep an eye out for those!

After quite a delay (school's been hectic) I've decided to stick with #1 and head north to Route 24 and 25. They should be nice and quick to do, anyway.

Oh, and I'm probably not going to be have much time to work on this for the next few weeks. Final exams are just around the corner, followed by lots of new games releases so spare time may be lacking.

Cerulean City is finished!

Anyway, I'm unsure as to what I should do next. So, I'm going to have a little poll. Options are the following:

#1: Head north to Bill's House, then south to Saffron and Vermilion and then to Lavender via Rock Tunnel.
#2: Head south to Saffron and Vermilion and then to Lavender via Rock Tunnel, leaving Bill's House for some other time.
#3: Head for Lavender and loop around to Saffron and Vermilion, again leaving Bill's House for some other time.

I'm personally leaning towards #1, just because it's the order the games follow.

Please comment with your choice or opinions.

I apologize for the delay in Route 4. You see, I've run into a small snag.

There's one corner on the cliff at the start of Route 4 (the first right one, if you were wondering) that's being a pain in my rear. It's on a slope which means the corner has to be larger at one end that the other. It's not the first corner like this, but it is the first to be facing backwards. Long story short, after 3 days of umming, ahring and frustrated hair-pulling, I finally worked out that I could use a bit of trigonometric and conversions to scale each set of edges to the right length.

Wish me luck.