Facts, Models, and Videos of Temples of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Here is my first draft model for the Knoxville Tennessee Temple. In my slow and plodding efforts to stay caught up to the Church when it comes to design releases, I typically get to one temple behind when the Church releases a set of 4 to 6 renders. This model brings me up to one behind.
So if tradition holds, expect some new official renders released next week!
Well, this is, and I emphasize it, a very rough first draft. So enjoy this, my first version of the Fort Worth Texas Temple.
I have an updated video for the Pago Pago American Samoa Temple today. This one should be a fair bit more accurate, especially on the temple itself, than the last one.
It’s taken longer than I wish it had, and I am way off in many details, but I have finished my first draft for the Managua Nicaragua Temple.
Greetings! Enjoy my first attempt at the newly released plans for the renovation of the Kona Hawaii Temple. As with everything, I do lately, it’s as much guess as anything else.
I have finished a first draft video for the pending renovation of the Provo Utah Temple. As usual, I don’t have any inside information, this is, again, just me guessing. But this is what I think it will look like. Hope you enjoy it!
I have my first video for the recently ground-broken Heber Valley Utah Temple. I tried a bunch of new things with this video. New techniques, new skills. Some of them worked really well. Some worked very well, and some I skipped some intended steps and they worked otherwise. I like this video. The temple is constructed entirely of individual bricks.
Like I said, I tried some new stuff.
In my slow efforts to catch up with the Church, I have finished my first draft video for the Torreón Mexico Temple. This temple will be a small temple similar in floor plan to the Praia Cabo Verde Temple, as well as numerous other of the new small temples with floor plans between 9,500 and 10,000 square feet.
I’m pretty clear on most of the details, though a few still escape me, but the grounds are a complete and total guess.
I’m slowly working my way towards getting caught up with the Church again. I don’t know if I ever will, but, regardless, here is my first draft of the Smithfield UtahTemple. I hope you enjoy it. It’s a fascinating design.
Following in the same size and shape as the Mirraflores Guatemala and Salvador Brazil Temples, today I bring you my video for the Querétaro Mexico Temple. As with any of the models I make for temples still in progress, this is still very much guess work. I still like to think I did a decent job!