Road To Nowhere

It has been a busy August for me -- and that works out well as mid summer is a time when I need a project in SL.   Much of LEA6 is backed up and most no copy items have been retrieved  as we enter into MOSP's last week of existence. There have been plenty of memories packed up along with the buildings and decor that has been MOSP 3.0.



Times change though and while part of me fights against the inevitability of a non-static environment, another part know that movement is not only necessary but "good".    A week into August I began working on a new sim.  It is called Road to Nowhere after one of my favorite areas of MOSP.    The original Road To Nowhere was a sim-sized open farmland, the last -- a 64 meter bubble with a ranch scene. The sign was always an integral part.

The current Road to Nowhere build has mixed with the country and industrial buildings of Terradale now --- all on its own sim with no neighbors and a glorious 360 degree view.  I can't tell you how nice it is to have all that vista!   I think it looks even better than before, so come visit when you have the chance.

Always of course machinima and photography friendly.

Saying Goodbye

MOSP along with the LEA core sims will be closing at the end of August. Come by, say "good-bye" and be sure and pet Pearl down on the ground level. She has been an excellent MOSP mascot over the years.


Four point five years --- a good long run. 

What's New July

The big news this month is an all new area called Backdrop City which is filled with a big variety of --- you guessed it, backdrops.

Some are simple areax which can be used for fashion layouts or stills, but others are quite complex and could easily be used as sets for a scene or several in a film.

Drop by and see!  Be sure to explore as there are many sets down the alley -- and of course more will be added though the coming months.  Have fun.

Also new  -- several additions to the airplane hanger.

What's New June

Two new builds to visit this month.

The Genoveva Hacienda Poolhouse boast a multitude of spaces -- PLUS a relaxing lap pool with patio.

Find it here -- courtesy of Trompe Loeil.


And if you haven't visited the pottery shop in the city, now is the time.

Find it here.

What's New May

There is plenty of newness at MOSP this Spring. Here are a few highlights from ground level. You may find other new areas on your own -- and that's OK too.

A "timeless" kitchen has appeared in the newest Victorian in Terradale. Plenty of decor pieces  add to the authenticity.   See it here.

The newest Terradale Victorian is getting also getting some homey stylings for your photography and filming pleasures (adjoins kitchen).

Plants and table courtesy of Lucas Lameth.

Another homey area was added upstairs in one of the Victorians. Many creators are represented here including PAN, {what next}, Digs, hate this and TerraShop.
Find it here.

Sometimes the details tell the story.  A great new whiskey prop offers some  great opportunities for cutaway shots.  Find the new bar addition here.

What's New April

Plenty of newness at ground level Terradale!

The kitchen in the two story city Victorian got a facelift with some lovely additions. Hutch and kitchen items from KOPFKINO mix with some of my items and an extra dining chair from Trompe Loeil.  Very homey.

New arrivals in the entry include some lovely furniture and decor from Myrrine - Home and Garden.

Tucked away near the city side of town you can find this new boat wreck prop by DJ/SF. It comes with some very nice animations (M - F - M/F and M/F).   Ah the possibilities.  Find it here.

The solar home has been updated with some classy bedroom furnishing courtesy of Trompe Loeil as well as a few of my things and a bit of clutter decor for added realism.

Lastly, a new Asian inspired outdoor pod courtesy of Trompe Loeil. Find it here.

Next month -- an all new building added up in the city. Plus a Victorian kichen and more --- who know?

What's New March

Lots of newness in the city. Two very different businesses have joined in and all the shops are now full!  Perfect for filming and vlogging.

Kelly's Laundromat - Service and Do It Yourself

A Classy Art Gallery

For those of you wondering how I have shadows in these photos -- simply DERENDER the cityscape walls and sky. Instant day scene. Watch the sky in your background though; one never knows what will be lingering in neighboring sims :D.

If you need a cutaway shot for your latest action film, these new security cameras are perfect. They even rotate as the keep watch for anything amiss.

Camera by BALACLAVA.

Find the at both the laundromat and the gallery.

The city shopping center is here. 

What's New February

Lots of new additions last month including a completely furnished skybox with snow view.

Plenty of clutter adds to that lived in look.

Lots of seating for large group shots.

A cozy bedroom with open closet for rest and ponderings.

Find the Snow Daze lodge here. 

Somewhere between a futuristic abode and an Earthship, the sphere house area is underway.

A friendly outdoor setting with more to come. Find it here in the Peaceful Place elevation. 




A new beverage machine (so many choices) arrived at the diner.  Find it here.

What's New January

Welcome to 2019!

News this month is a revamping of Deep Blue Fantasy. A little less romantic, a bit more mystical ---

Deep Blue Fantasy

Some of the new prop additions added this month can be found in the seamstress shop:

Don't forget the cut-away shots!

And then there is always new clutter.  Love that clutter!