Starting of my 3D Medieval Lighthouse in Maya (will be updated to final product while i am working on it)

As you can see here is the basic model of my light house with the circular body and the flag on top of the roof. Underneath the roof you can see where I will eventually have the light emitting through some windows.

Over here I have added the supports at the bottom of the Lighthouse making it look fuller and more stable.  

Over in the 3rd picture I have added the supports in the middle of the structure and made the bars between each of the bottom supports. I have also made stairs going up towards the Lighthouse coming from a bridge which I am currently busy with.

Here I have made a very basic bridge crossing over a stream. I have also made some rocky land (not textured) The ocean will be behind the lighthouse as showing by this camera view.

Here I have added in the windows to the top of the lighthouse and put in some logs in the middle and also created some fire which does actually move. The lights that are coming from the sky are just place holder lights so that you can see the bridge and all.

You can see in this picture that I have textured all of my assets and have added in the more realistic lights. It is turning out pretty good.








Over here I have added in a building which I have built myself and have changed the ground texture to some wood chips.







Over here I have added to the building making it a connected medieval house and have changed the background to white to give it a day time look.








I did not like the white background background so I make a background that looks like a sunset which actually looks nice I have more houses and this is going to be one of my final renders of my project.







I have made a little town theme and a well in the middle but this was a test render where I was not sure about the lighting because it was not realistic so I decided to work on it a bit more

This is my final render
I feel like it looks great I changed the background to that the sun is coming from the other direction.