Awesome work Liam.

Odlican model...well done.

Thanks Eric.... allanx

Thanks to you too Rick.

Like this a lot. You could go for it a little more and loosen up if you really want to achieve the watercolour look. Reminds me of Thomas Schaller's work. good stuff

howd you do the grass? it look really good!

ufff! I see I have to learn a lot. Good job!

I used Artisan. http://artisan4sketchup.com/ http://forums.sketchucation.com/viewtopic.php?t=34868

@frederik said: Nope... The image must have been removed... Huh. Well, despite that I think it's a very impressive model.

Peter, at the pace public houses are being demolished and replaced by apartments/stores ect they will be extinct shortly. Boo, thanks again. Nomer, this was a model/render that no matter what I tried, did not materialise in to what I wanted it to. I'm sure we all have those, it's flustrating at times. Adam & mitcorb, I remember it had a pool table & an open fire, I think . At one time it was the only public house in town that was not restricted by opening hours, something to do with the dock workers agreements (many years ago); at the end of their shift they could have a pint or twelve! Thanks John

fair point, I'll add some detail and re-post

Shouldn't there be a pub nearby?

@nomeradona said: excellent design you have here. please continue. thank you! you can check more of my models here http://sketchup.google.com/3dwarehouse/search?viewer=0792862016176865667834427&scoring=m

excellent mood for the last. but i like the storm more.

thanks japc and thank you very much Sid.

I was thinking of one like this. [image: I.jpg] But I had a couple of Speed graphics, too. The focal plane shutter would almost rip the camera from your hands if you weren't careful. I had a lovely ancient Kodak 137mm lens on the Graphic View. I'd had the lens recoated and liked the quality of images I got from it. Sold the camera and the lens for $100. I wish I'd just kept it.

Great work Jason, not as great as your previous works but with that tight deadline I think you deliver a good work... There is really not enough time for real production for clients and always not good enough you have to give your best and hopefully the client will like it. Most of the time they don't, even though everyone tells you that your work is Great. allanx

Great stuff! I'm not generally a big fan of architecture, but this is impressive!

@marian said: Wow 5 days on your mighty computer for 6 minutes of film..... Hahaha, I know. Glad I wasnt trying to do it on my old 2 core duo It used to take 20 minutes to render an image that this one does in 1 & 1/2 minutes PS, Thanks solo for sorting the video out for me

Thank you! Here a link to a tutorial I put together on the process of rigging the model. http://www.light-up.co.uk/index.php?t=story&p=94 Adam