Keredrex wrote:I agree the scale is fine... however i feel that the colors of the green and the light blue chariots look the same to me.... its not a big deal but if you can darken the green a little.
as for the Tower.. It is fine why does the outer wall have to SYMMETRICAL... I think it looks great... Maybe adorn it with I statue on top ...
The outer wall should be symmetrical, because that is the way the Romans created their architectural pieces, and circus maximus would be no exception.
Here are some quotes from briefly looking through some papers on Roman architecture:
"In Roman architecture,
strictly observed axial symmetry gives rise to spaces that are monumental and static, that is, generally embodying a sense of equilibrium rather than expressing a sense of dynamic movement."
"Thus we see that in this arc of architectural history,
the dominant symmetry evolved from a generalized axial symmetry in the Roman age, to bilateral symmetry in the Paleo-Christian, Romanesque and Gothic ages, to rotational and reflectional symmetry in the Renaissance. "
http://www.mi.sanu.ac.yu/vismath/kim/index.html