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I modeled the building in Alias Studiotools which I acquired years ago as an Industrial Designer. The renderer was a third party trial called bunkspeed.

yeah but look closer at the one on the left. Its slightly out of round. It came in this way and I'm debating on making a fuss about it with the supplier.

I got the lights that I scored from build.com installed and man are they bright. The lower pictures show the new driveway that I had completed which is really tying things together. What remains is the siding down the left side and the siding on the rear. Should take only a few days - its...

rsanter - didnt even think of that!! haha.

Good catch Sands35 - thanks for this. I'll fix.

Thank you for that compliment. Since I was building a pretty standard/basic shaped structure I wanted to still give it some dimension and "residential" feel to match my house.

Got a little further this weekend: One side wall siding mostly complete:

I'm in Owings Mills (off of Greenspring Ave). Are you local?

gooseneck lights: www.build.com

Its been a long time since I've posted and its mainly because my progress is rather slow. I can only really work on it for a few hours after work and weekends. Anyway: I decided last minute to buy and install these awning windows. I got them on Ebay. They were built for a military base in...

Conner, where in Maryland? ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Alright well its been a while but I got quite a bit done in the last few weeks. The roof is complete (minus the soffit and fascia) and the floor was poured today! So I am contemplating...

Got quite a bit done this weekend with just my father-in-law and my father. Got a good amount of sheathing done (7/16" OSB) as well as installed 2 windows and the man door. We also started to tackle the roof and got the hardest part behind us (actually installing the first panel): Now for...

Making some progress. Got the entire thing all framed up and ready for the metal roof and double bubble insulation: ok and here is my old beast. I know its not like "antique" old but i just had to have it since I rode to school in it and it technically got me into mechanics/trucks/buses etc.....

After being only a reader of this forum for a few years I finally get to post my build! I am building a 30x50x11 pole building to house my old Chevy School Bus that I am restoring along with my 91 Toyota Supra, tractor and a host of wood working machinery i've acquired from my grandfather. The...

Here ya go: http://www.flickr.com/photos/jaredg21/sets/72157629826104659/

Here ya go: http://www.flickr.com/photos/jaredg21/sets/72157629826104659/

Not only am I subscribed but I am loving your 87-88 Supra!!! I myself have a mint 91 Supra that I am building a pole barn for.

Wow, thanks for showing me those pics. So what is your eave height of the building, 15'+? What style of OHD are you wanting for the front?

Great looking build!! I have a question for ya: How much room is there between the garage door and the bottom of the trusses? Are you using low head room OHD tracks? I'm trying to design a 12' - 6" eave height pole barn with an 11' tall over head door. thanks.

How about the Shake siding that is above the board and batten; do recall the product and color of that? If its from Menards also it might be NoviShake?