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that is really great. Takes me back. I used to draw this over and over as a kid. Joseph Knight I believe was one of the test pilots. (Verify with Professor Google) Maybe next you'll wanna take on the Glamorous Glennis Bell x-1 Piloted by Yeager. Got a stick of Beeman's? [image: nWZZ_27780856008_63978148a3_b.jpg]

Really nice shots!

Right tool in right hands!

whoa

Very cool.

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Bryan, Mike thanks for the kind words.

Bryan, david h, thanks gents.

Hello Everyone, I am planning to have a swimming pool at my house. But before that, I want to have a 3-D view of it. Can anyone help me with this? Thanks

Wow! Great model and render.

And Happy New Year to us all.

Excellent.

Whoa

I remember that! Excellent.

Very cool!

Excellent work as always.

Thanks for sharing. I think some tips may improve the result: Modeling: Choose a better plant (higher in polygon), more details on window frames, paying enough attention to furniture dimensions ( seems they are bigger than normal) Texturing: Window frame parts need to be revised. And as a tip, you might not be loyal to real lighting, think of light as a tool to paint with... ad lights whenever you think is needed...

Thanks Doug, An other good idea to make me play a little bit more on that game! Model weight is not really a problem, I have been using SketchUp for long enough now to know how to compose with that and use a few tricks and work around Only problem is that it's not gonna be done tomorrow as I have a lot to do outside on my land at the time, many trees growing too fast and some pruning to do! Thanks again for watching and comments, Regards. Ps: the other good idea came out after hellnback comment and as already gave birth to a new project that will be soon on my Behance pages called the "Icytectures". Will let you know about.

Love those cool tones Simon, very atmospheric