Thank you very much

ohh its was on my website but i change the folders and forget the images. I don't have ftp access here but tomorrow i change it.

fantastic! district 9 style i like the titanium blue on the machine guns

Very nice work!

@rich o brien said: Ennis in Clare. https://www.google.com/maps/preview?q=4+Carmody+Street+Ennis,+Ireland%26amp;hl=en-IE%26amp;authuser=0%26amp;source=marketing Ok, I love a wee road-trip!! I was actually talking with friends last week about visiting Cong in Co. Mayo. I've been there many times (my dad is a humongous Quiet Man fan, he met Maureen O'Hara quite a few times, even in her OWN home, they even went to Church together...weird!!).

nice. too bad for the old art deco entrance.

Thank you Richard. It was meant to be plywood with some sort of plastic laminate. There's not much contrast in the plywood edge grain material so it doesn't read much like plywood, I guess.

You are very welcome folks, just a small return for all the help, encouragement and generosity on this forum. I will try out others but the technique is simple and repeatable.

All this images were in 3000x viewport resolution which i cant upload. and these are facebook downloaded images so sorry for that.

there is an option to invert the mousewheel. I have to try that.

ah. its now possible to show directly the flash file: [flash 800,600:3jtgi9w3]http://doerr-lu.de/kunden/weih/weih001.swf[/flash:3jtgi9w3]

update [flash 800,600:x114tcf4]http://www.doerr-lu.de/kunden/cabima/q7-17-1-1.swf[/flash:x114tcf4]

Thanks for the comments, Solo the ivy i made in 4 parts and i created proxies for them in sketchup

Looks awesome, is there an stl file or gcode of the cn7 bluebird that I can attempt to 3d print anywhere? I would love to make my own model. Any help appreciated. thanks Mark

Thanks Kristoff... allanx

@unknownuser said: When you mentioned linking my first post with the first image, did you mean uploading my first image again? Yes to the first post!

Thanks, Anita

I'm not an expert, but this construction is a very common one for energy saving houses. It it important that there is a good air tightness leve so that no humidity gets into the wall.

Thanks Richard. I'm happy to help you if it works out!

Wonderful! My first leaning/learning in design involved the UCSC farm project--somewhat more "organic" in concept and realization. But takes me back (wish I were involved in more work like this). Great work. Post more often!