Excellent work as always!

Excellent work! And I say that as some that used to work as a sign designer at one time.

Top notch work as always!

Thank you.

Thanks. Lumion looks like a great program but it's out of my price range. I've seen some great flower collections such as those from Vizpark or Xfrog but the skp or component sizes are gigantic and not really workable within SketchUp given the density required for residential flower plantings. @pmolson said: Thank you all for the comments. To answer the questions... Hornoxx - That new Picture was taken of me when I was a firefighter at Mcmurdo Station, Antarctica while serving in the United States Navy. GusR - The plants & shrubs are all native Lumion objects. They work out great because one does not have them in the sketchup file so the model does not get bloated with 3d plats and trees. I do not use a wall plug in. I model them and each wall is an individual group, or component if they repeat. Bryan K, Mike Amos, JO-KE, nlipovac - Thank you!

Better still. Excellent work!

looks awesome, thanks

Photos should not be allowed! It is supposed to be renders!! LOL Very nice aviz770

Excellent work!

Nice work

ah for advertising. "We could do this for you...if you did not live in a tiny flat in Berlin." You'll need to make some seasonal music for the walkthrough!

@pbacot said: Fantastic! Beautiful renderings. Someday people will be there too! Yes, someday

That was actually a Twinmotion Decal. There is a library of them in Twinmotion.I used a damaged wall Decal to simulate peeled paint and damage. [image: UqCw_decal-instruction.jpg]

or that one... [image: 55C4_caurong16.jpg]

@joshbrown said: Looks awesome! I really like this project! How long have you been working on it? Oh, not too long. It was one aftermoon

Thank you all very much. This was a fun one to do and probably the quickest SU project I've had in a very long time.

Thanks for the comments guys, the model came like this so i didn't need to stack the coins. PS this render was a hint to survival during these troubling times TAKE NOTE.

@mike amos said: This is what politics looks like right now, great image mate. Thanks. And yeah. Clowns to the left of me, jokers to the right. Still much prefer these times to the Dark Ages, though.

Well done as always!