LineAndCircleLLC

This is an animation of the scan data. Exterior Scans only of Commercial Building for site plan and elevations. 2196 East Camelback Road, Phoenix, AZ This project scope was to 3D laser scan and document the existing conditions of the exterior elevations and site plan.

This is an animation of the scan data. Exterior Scans only of Commercial Building for site plan and elevations. 7210 W Ray Road, Chandler, AZ. This project scope was to 3D laser scan and document the existing conditions of the interior and roof of this shell building. NO EXTERIOR SCANNING FOR THIS PROJECT (except for the roof).

This is an animation of the scan data. Cossack 20-Stamp Ore Mill Superstition Mountain Museum Apache Junction, AZ. The large wooden structure on the hill overlooking the museum building is the 1914 Cossak 20-stamp ore mill, a critical piece of mining equipment that was state-of-the-art from the mid 1800s to the early 1900s. A stamp mill is a large mechanical device, essentially a monster mortar and pestle. It uses lift-and-fall motion of heavy steel stamps to reduce the size of the ore (rock containing valuable metals) it is fed, to a fine sand which is transported out of the mortar box as a slurry through screens. The milling exposes the valuable metal (usually gold or silver) allowing its recovery by amalgamation with mercury or dissolution with cyanide as was done at the Cossak mill. The Cossak operates in season from November to April, generally on Thursdays and the weekends.

This is an animation of the scan data. The "Round House / Tower" Apache Ruins 2 Guns, Winslow, AZ 86047 This project scope was to 3D laser scan and document the existing conditions of the Round House / Tower that last served as a Texaco gas station in the 1930s. Two Guns, Arizona, United States https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_historic_properties_in_Two_Guns,_Arizona

We were fortunate enough to be invited to do some 3D laser scanning at the Mayan ruins, and a few other places in Belize. We were honored, humbled, and grateful to be able to go do such work in such an beautiful country, with loving people, and amazing history. Our goal on this trip is to assist the people of Belize with retaining that history. A GIANT THANK YOU TO ALL OF THOSE INVOLVED THAT MADE THIS HAPPEN!

(SET RESOLUTION TO 720 OR 1080 FOR BEST VIEWING) This is an animation of the scan data. The "Elvis Chapel" Superstition Mountain Historical Society & Museum Apache Junction, Arizona 85119 On Valentine’s Day, 2004, Apacheland Movie Ranch, which was located in present-day Gold Canyon along Kings Ranch Road, was almost totally destroyed by a tragic fire whipped by high winds. The only buildings that escaped being ravaged were the so-called Elvis Chapel that had been built for use in the Western movie “Charro,” and the Apacheland Barn which had been used in many Western films shot in Apacheland in the 1950s and 1960s. Both were located at the far eastern edge of the Western town. Owners of Apacheland Movie Ranch, Sue and Ed Birmingham donated the surviving buildings to the Historical Society and volunteers once again undertook a huge task of moving and reconstruction. https://superstitionmountainlostdutchmanmuseum.org/apacheland-movie-ranch/