Virtual Middleton

[kim_possible_]

Hello
the idea of ​​this thread is to gather and create multiple 3D models of buildings from the city of Kim to unite and create a virtual city of Middleton. So every one of us who loves this animation can take a virtual tour around the city of Kim. I hope you like the idea and have success.

[hrodwulf123]

Hello
the idea of ​​this thread is to gather and create multiple 3D models of buildings from the city of Kim to unite and create a virtual city of Middleton. So every one of us who loves this animation can take a virtual tour around the city of Kim. I hope you like the idea and have success.

This is a bit difficult, because we don't know how Middleton looks like or where is it. We only know how some locations look like (Kim's House, Middleton mall, Middleton High School, Convention Center, Bueno Nacho, Ron's House etc). Some fans believe that Middleton is in Colorado (there is a Middleton in Colorado's San Juan county, but this is a ghost town), and that it's actually a parody on Littleton, a suburb of Denver, which covers an area of 13.9 sq mi (36.1 km2).

[kim_possible_]

True, but using what we have we can build an idea about what we have no idea on what you know. At the time there was a game of Disney as a flash drive which gave the city and there are games such as the Play Station 2 where I think parts of the city which can help to gain the overall picture, but otherwise the place I do not think so where it is important

[kim_possible_]

Middleton, Wisconsin is it a good starting point?

PS:
Sorry to write two posts, but I do not see a button or no editing.

[jeriddian]

Middleton, Wisconsin is it a good starting point?

PS:
Sorry to write two posts, but I do not see a button or no editing.

My apologies, KP. I did not realize you had achieved junior member status. I have updated your status. Newbies (under 20 posts) do not get editing privileges so that we can see how they are posting on the forum. Once you get to 20 posts and become a junior member, then you get editing privileges. The edit button is in the lower right hand corner next to the quote button.

As to the location of Middleton, there has always been strong debate as to its location. Several locations have been suggested. The creators of the show, Mark McCorkle and Bob Schooley, intentionally allowed discrepencies to appear on the show so that no one place could be identified as Middleton's location. This was because they wanted Middleton to basically be "Anytown USA", the quintessential average American town. However, the strongest evidence for Middleton's location has always thought to be pointed at somewhere in Colorado.

[Luke Danger]

Yeah. General consensus seems to be Colorado, and that's what I usually run on for assumptions, though I've heard cases for West Virginia based on 'Downhill'

As for a map; the only real 'map' of Middleton we have is the Disney.com game "Middleton Mayhem", and that was missing a lot of pieces (I don't recall seeing Kim's house there, nor the Stoppable's, and there were some wierd anomalies like a giant dirt patch around a significant section of it that looked like a dirt test track). If you can get to that, I'd use that as a starting reference.

But really, Middleton is very flexible as far as what we have for definitions.

[kim_possible_]

If you're talking about the game where you drive your car around town with Kim from the fourth season, this game unfortunately no longer available anywhere. As far as I remember there was only Bueno Nacho, but it's something.

Yeah. General consensus seems to be Colorado, and that's what I usually run on for assumptions, though I've heard cases for West Virginia based on 'Downhill'

As for a map; the only real 'map' of Middleton we have is the Disney.com game "Middleton Mayhem", and that was missing a lot of pieces (I don't recall seeing Kim's house there, nor the Stoppable's, and there were some wierd anomalies like a giant dirt patch around a significant section of it that looked like a dirt test track). If you can get to that, I'd use that as a starting reference.

But really, Middleton is very flexible as far as what we have for definitions.