Thanks for the comments. The grass are maxwell proxies i distributed them with the skatter plugin.

Bed, no shadow catcher, I just forgot so I will do this again later. [image: bgNH_Sketchucation5.jpg]

Nice work mate! The degree of roundness in the joints I'm not in love with though - makes the joint look a bit rustic!

That looks amazing mate! The poster looks like it needs a bit of age hacking!

great work, and nicely associated with Christmasand.

Thanks for the comments. Yes Ely the car needs tracks for the front wheels.

Looking good!

@garystan said: @bryan k said: Very nice! Your designs and renderings are getting better each time. Bryan K : P.S.------I took a look at your portfolio. I love that one scene with the trees. It looks like an outside area, but it's mostly shaded (by the trees). Now THAT'S quiet. garystan The small patio? Thanks! I actually lived there and my SO at the time designed and built that garden. I just did the 3D after the fact as an exercise and for posterity. It was a great place to unwind after work.

Wow! Looks great!

Nice models, a pity that both littoral combat vessels AND the Zumwalt class have failed tests for resistance to sea skimming missile attacks. The littoral ships are not going to be pursued and the Zumwalts severely cut back to just 3 ships. All that money in development just running down the drain.

Thanks, I think unpacking has to come first before I get into anything that needs careful thought.

No, no awards yet but fortunatly many satisfied customers

It is better to know your weaknesses

Looking good!

Nice retrospective. All of them very good.

This model is now a sample model for the ArielVision rendering package. http://www.renderplus.com/arielvision/wk/ArielVision_Sample_Models.htm [image: 500px-Vanity.jpg] The mirror, and other items in the image which show highlights or reflections were made reflective by right-clicking on the material in SketchUp, and selecting a default reflection: [image: Material_Defaults.jpg] And some lights were placed on the ceiling. (Some small lights were also placed inside of the candles) ArielVision then create a Photorealistic image by processing all the effects of lights and reflection and creating a rendered image.

Very nicely done

Ooo, I want to build one.

Awesome.

@psylo said: Nobody noticed the pop up screen ! I was also confused. No idea what happend to that notebook. I will never use it again.