This should end up as a pretty cool display piece. The power button will be mounted inside the fire hydrant. The cap is printed as a separate piece. The hydrant and light pole were designed in 3ds Max and 3D printed on my Elegoo Mars 2. The pole is a scale 12', which is actually within 'standard'. not normal, but it should work for the diorama. The pole is also designed in 2 parts and is hollow for wiring. There will be a warm white mega LED in there. There will be an additional 1/2" x 1/2" piece added to the bottom of the base to allow for wiring.

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Wonderful idea, my friend @brithebuilder!

Nice Brian @brithebuilder The GT is clearly illegally parked. You know how those supercar owners are.

OK, this is just cool, Brian (@brithebuilder). Now you need some figures.

Wow! This diorama is getting wild, my friend @brithebuilder! Love your idea for a ticket and the inevitable "talking" between the men!

Wow! You are really going for it, Brian@brithebuilder. Are you going to put pavement markings on the asphalt? Red curb in front of hydrant? A policeman figure writing a parking ticket? And don’t forget a pedestrian walking a dog as it lifts a leg up by one of the wheels? Keep having fun with this!
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Very cool, Brian @brithebuilder! That looks great! 👏

@eb801 - Hey Eric, I am doing the parking lines as well as the red curb in front of the hydrant. I'm holding off on figures for now. The dog idea is hilarious. Can you imagine if you owned one of these vehicles and saw a dog starting to lift it's leg.

@gblair - The texture paints really are great George. The asphalt paints on but the concrete wants to be spread with a blade. It's pretty thick but that allows you to scribe the lines in very nicely. It's my first time, so I don't know the sweet spot in dry time to get perfect lines.

@garybrantley - Thanks Gary!

@johnb - Thanks John, the dog is a great idea. Figures may happen at some point in the future.