Wow!I always say "wow" when seeing your posts.Great renders bro',as usual. I like that atmosphere,look geat!Especially like 3th one,it's look like photographic. learning a lots from you.How much Photoshops percent in those images?

Thank you all for your comments on the model and the renders. I did'nt know that the place of the sun makes the model look better, but now that i know it, i think it'll help me a lot. Thanks for all the advices!

yeah sorry fred, i didnt mean to sound bitchy I cant help but crit! thanks for settings help, im still learning!

It's just amazing, bravo Pete. Fred.

I do enjoy making weapons, but the mod specifically requires guns so I have no choice really

Hi, Thanks for the Comments, I used a night view image for the background, and this sitting. Cheers , Fred. [image: eXSv_setting.jpg]

Thats a nice cartoonish plane. Going to render it?

Well done Oli Really well presented.

I wanted to cheer when I saw these models; brilliant job!

Wow! Amazing model. That's a bad-ass Mech.

I agree with most of you, of course. But we have to admit a weak point of baking methods. Animated reflections!

Good model and render! Perhaps I would prefer that the blue light was more less dark and more cyan

Thank you all for the comments. The stone wall actually has a displacement. Look on the 3rd image for example. The exterior do need some more work to be perfect. But as Frederik said here, the client is very pleased

thanks i do agree

Thanks for all for ur comments much appreciated

@malaise said: No Problemo now. What is the use of theses structures ? Excellent and detailled. MALAISE Thanks. These structures are not going to be built, and are not real. The use is basically for a walkway for people, land or air.

Sorry not so seamless. Seamless (almost) is a difficult thing. [image: QVwD_rusticTest.jpg]

Great model man, can you post it on 3d warehouse? I'd like to try and make a typical dam scene . I love amsterdam i've been there 4 times although not necessarily for the architecture!! the buildings get really creepy at night!

@stefanq said: Well...I'm not really an expert, but I learned allot from the forum, and it seams that these two "guys" makes a better job together. I always had success removing the bright pixels in this way. Cheers! Checked "clamp output" and "sub-pixel in "Color mapping" Toned down the displacement of the stone work outside deck chairs moved [image: 3914793849_515887c581_o.jpg] Thanks!

Thanks! I wasn't expecting so much comliments I was wondering if is there enought detail or would it look better with the cabinet you can see in the attachment to replace the one by the window. And should I use a solid color for the walls, or maybe I could just add a filter to this one to lower the opacity of those lines? [image: 11Qq_Cherry_Shaker_kitchen_cabinet.jpg]