Butlin Waltzer 1964 player view Free 3D model

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This model, born from Sketchup 8's precision and then translated seamlessly into various 3D formats, wears its .skp badge as a badge of honor. Its counterpart in the 3ds Max realm is 2016's stalwart Vray 3.00-powered iteration. The iconic Butlin's Waltzer - an unyielding symbol of innovative design that weathered the relentless British winters for over two and a half decades at Filey, where its artistry reigned supreme along England's East Coast - succumbed to time when Butlin's very essence transformed in 1983. Three remaining camps held onto their identities before succumbing to new plans. These remarkable machines stood steadfast against ferocious storms that whipped the coastlines year-round; galvanized steel supplanted wood, rivets replaced bolts and screws as securing forces escalated to reinforce girders, with an additional touch - concrete deep-set into land. Filey's Waltzer became a stalwart during the twilight years following closure. Yet another story begins when just days prior to welcoming thousands of guests at the newly unveiled SKYLINES Butlin's - predestined to mesmerize millions through television screens worldwide - dynamite was expertly strategically set up, camera equipment deployed for an unscripted moment of cinematic magnitude as thousands were treated to a scene so unforgettable, it redefined visual landscapes since the days post World War 2. As one, this Waltzer fell like its brethren among remnants at Filey - and with an impact equally shattering on viewers' collective imagination. Piling up at its watery graveyard alongside a backdrop of destruction amidst abandoned fair grounds now empty in all silence; an unforgettable finale.