Cool bridge! I like the t-shirts as well.

Welcome back Nice render too.

Thank's a lot

@jo-ke said: yes, sun is already gone... Ah! Perfect then!

Well done!

Thank you for the responses. The moose will need to be pretty much perfect. It will be front and center above a fireplace in a photo real render. I am doubtful I have the skills to properly map a photo onto a moose head model. I am thinking I may need to photoshop an image into the final render. Maybe use a moose head model in the render so it casts shadows and then overlay the "real" moose head image in photo shop...

This is great that some still find it useful!

Bryan, Mike, thanks gentlemen.l

This is impressive!

It looks great, achieving that with what amounts to a parts bin approach says a lot about your level of talent. VERY nicely done. I hope to see more like it when you have time.

Nice work, the green material is spot on!

Thanks guys, the original had a full height window but the light direction was rather confused so I blocked it up.

Gorgeous as always.

@pbacot said: I don't do much. I am busy using SU for construction drawings. Wish I had more time as it takes me a long time whenever I try rendering. Very rarely get into interior work. pbacot : That's understandable (your time is spent doing layouts for construction). Hey....you have a job......are working. THAT'S a good thing. garystan

@garystan said: Bryan K : Ah......a nice quiet place. All you need now is a view.....of a nice river.....a lake....... garystan Thanks garystan. Water is my next goal to render.

That's a beautiful dining car! Enjoy studying the models and renders. Better than photos in a way!

Hello there, What techniques have you used to make these floorplans? Thanks in advance

Thanks again for the comments. I used a Kodak Portra 800 film response which pushed some of the saturation and shadows. Daniel go for it ! PS i thought this was going to be easy but it ended up being quite complicated getting the required detail over the large area.

I didn't model the interior looks quite fiddly. Plus modelling it inside the faberge egg would be mind bending