@mike lucey said: @majid said: just sous will be on the wall, the product samples will be on the small desk, but would be prepared in underground and be served at the ground level Nice job Majid. What is happening with shop area behind the new front area? Is it going into a neighboring property? Mike Dear Mike, it is a small space just under the stairs and yes the behind space is going into a neighboring

Fantastic.

I'm gonna send that to my girlfriend she's obsessed with minions! It's like the crazy frog on steroids!

The female figure should be casting some kind of shadow, it would seem, so that she does not appear to be floating.

@marked001 said: I didn't want to have to go after Pete! I was going to put it in a scene, but laziness very quickly took over.. great model, wish I had the patience. SketchUp 4 Thea... TR2 The Film you added to the scene is a small format film 4:3, the Rolleiflex is a middle format camera, using 6cm : 6cm square film on a simmple roll without cartridge.

@pbacot said: Wow. Great! Question on technique. Are these all done in the one file or are the building components from other files? Is it a large file or slow to work with? Each city block is a component, the city is like one giant puzzle. The file is getting pretty large but because each block is a component Staunton still runs pretty smoothly. I don't design the blocks in Staunton since it would be considerably slower than making it in a new file and simply pasting it over. In older versions of Staunton, where I hadn't made each block a component, it took ages just to move around the city. Not much new to show just a couple new filler buildings here and there, I did manage to bust out a couple renders: The downtown waterfront on a crisp early morning. [image: 11071234556_b1bc1bb107_h.jpg] Kent Plaza, surrounded by some of downtown's most prestigious office space. [image: 11071288753_31b1734421_h.jpg] Looking south from Ganton with the STA Bus Terminal, Union Station, and the STA Transportation Center in the foreground. The land left of downtown will be home to a low-rise neighborhood. [image: 11071128175_aa6d7d90b3_h.jpg] The Staunton Bridge is back! [image: 11071221146_418439cd5c_h.jpg] The sun sets on Staunton's former tallest building, The Gloucester Building. [image: 11071241536_c8b529ab3a_h.jpg] The Jefferson Bridge is back also, here you can see the land where Fort Staunton park will be going, Staunton's finally going to get the big waterfront park it deserves, goodnight Staunton! [image: 11071248094_c24f0a1c03_h.jpg]

That is some fun and wild stuff, cj.

I like the approach you chose .

@bryan k said: I love the design, (very cool) but the render seems a little "flat." Or is it a render? if so, what render program did you use? Or is it straight SketchUp? But I'm certainly not the master of rendering around here. Thx for comment. It is a rendered output. I use Vray 2.0 for that. (i m also a beginner in rendering with vray in sketchup). You hav any technique/knowledge want to share?

@tadema said: Nice render Elisei, looks great with the Gold Near your render is nothing !! I could have paid some more attention to it , the roman letters are very bad. I see you added the glass, nice touch ! Great looking render !

Nice depth of field.

@pbacot said: Cool. Add a star on top? You're right, it's missing

Very nice!

@bryan k said: Very cool design. I also love the sketchy style. Is that a preset style or is it custom? And where did you get the trees? Those are perfect for the style. Thank you, the style is just basic Sketchup and I got the trees from the 3D warehouse but they were round so I altered the color shape and transparency.

Thanks, Bryan! @bryan k said: I have to ask, but if you can, would you post some pictures of the project when it's done? It's always inspiring to see SU designs made real. Yes - I intend to do that, but it will take another 14 month time or so, until it's ready to move into/build... I believe my brother in law said March 2015... But I will post some pictures as the building progress... One of the beauties with 3D is, that they can decide between various types of floors, color of the kitchen cabinets etc. long before it's build...

Incredible as always. Wow.

Thanks, Cotty... @cotty said: First thought: if this is the bedroom, I know why there are no kids but then I read the guest room hint... Oh no... Here's the master bedroom, but I'm currently making some changes, since I'm not satisfied with this version... [image: CAen_Masterbedroom_SCF.jpg]

Tank you. Tv, Tv set/platform, sound set/speakers, tea set (teapot etch.) carpet, curtains and of course main scene are my models.. Pictures from artmine plugin.. Coffee table from twilightrender forum, sofa from designconnected free model.. Ceiling was snow, it seems my lightning is not good.. İ made tv screen a bit bright with photoshop, like you said, that was a mistake..

Here area a couple screen grabs from the episode for fun. [image: 7NSg_1.jpg] [image: OG3X_2.jpg] [image: ovRq_3.jpg]

yeah I understand, Thank you very much