That was actually a Twinmotion Decal. There is a library of them in Twinmotion.I used a damaged wall Decal to simulate peeled paint and damage. [image: UqCw_decal-instruction.jpg]

or that one... [image: 55C4_caurong16.jpg]

@joshbrown said: Looks awesome! I really like this project! How long have you been working on it? Oh, not too long. It was one aftermoon

Thank you all very much. This was a fun one to do and probably the quickest SU project I've had in a very long time.

Thanks for the comments guys, the model came like this so i didn't need to stack the coins. PS this render was a hint to survival during these troubling times TAKE NOTE.

@mike amos said: This is what politics looks like right now, great image mate. Thanks. And yeah. Clowns to the left of me, jokers to the right. Still much prefer these times to the Dark Ages, though.

Well done as always!

Spooky !

Thanks, I missed a light out so I must fix that too.

Top notch work!

@pbacot said: Thanks for posting Firstlight. Long time no see. Always imaginative designs and presentations! Hello pbacot it also nice to hear from you again, and I hope all is well with you and your family in theses crazy time. Thank you

@jo-ke said: Maybe by emissive texture is to strong. I think you' ment the lights in bedroom and wardrobe?!? Yes, the ceiling lamp in the bedroom wardrobe.

Thanks mate, I am a contrary bugger tho'. The 360 degree light is a 40 watt emitter and is the majority of the light. I have a further render using additional lighting via a three petal sky portal. I'm quite happy with the studio setup. It took quite a bit of testing but simple works best in the end. [image: 352t_7922p1h47mAIr16000aR.jpg]

@duanekemp said: This is fun. Did you use SUbD? Nope Used a quarter sphere as a base and just stretched and scaled it!

Excellent as always!

Ammmazing!

Since images (and videos) are being a hassle, I might try it this way: Plugins used: Bezier Spline; by Fredo6 CopyAlongCurve; by Anton_S Pipe Along Path; by TIG Joint Push Pull; by Fredo6 Weld; by Smustard Draw 2 reference lines (both horizontal) Use 'Classic Bezier Curve' to draw a curve between the 2 reference lines Select all and weld to a single shape Next, draw a circle perpendicular to the top of the shape (remember the radius!) and turn it into a group Activate Copy Along Curve, select the group followed by the straight line attached to it Choose the number of objects you want and complete the operation Select the curve, activate Pipe Along Path and make sure to enter the correct diameter (2 x the chosen radius of the circle) and segments Explode all the objects (the generated pipe and circles) and use 'Intersect Faces - With Selection' Used 'Joint Push Pull' to extrude segments - attention: this may generate some unwanted lines; use hide on them Hope this helps! Basically: I drew a hose-shaped line, added the segments with Copy Along Curve, used Pipe Along Path for the hose itself and joined all the shapes together which allowed me to use Joint Push Pull! Make sure to contact me if needed!

I think I just hurt my chin on the floor.

here's the pano: https://roundme.com/tour/625839/view/1986167/

Bryan, Josh , thanks much