Thanks Dave and notareal. I'll give that a try.

[image: 6g9l_GarciaTownCenter_1600.jpg]Thank you for those who viewed my work, here is the Final image for the project... allanx

Hi, There is some more info here: http://www.indigorenderer.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=19&t=11521 The technique is somewhat specific to Indigo Renderer

lovin the fridge. reminds me of a communal apartment or group home

I know this is an old post but that is 1 amazing render, I want it on my wall, love it

awesome...thanks Fred. I'll take a look tonight.

Thanks Edgar, This image is a combination of Sketchup, Maxwell Render, Photoshop and Fotosketcher... allanx

Thanks cotty, Jason and Daniel... allanx

Wow...Thanks Diego. allanx

Thank you, Richard. You're right. The sideboard is a little taller than it should be. More useful space in my tall one. This is the original. Based on one in a book published in 1957. [image: 7444389456_22d9b94366_z.jpg] I have seen some photos of similar pieces that are taller than the tall one I did, though.

Thanks John, that helps. I'll play with that. No, I've got like seven buttons on my mouse that I don't fully use. The Apple mouse currently has no buttons, I think.

pretty cool

Very good model , i love its clear minimalist lines and it is in perfect harmony with the landscape.

Thank you very much for your review , yes i prefer useing redering software but now the only one that i have left is Caravagio and it takes a full day with it just to render a scene . I dont like posteing them this way coz they look a little flat without light and shades. I will be posteing new stuff soon.

very cool love it

Agh Bryan you rumbled me

Thanks Daniel, the project's name is 6622 Norway I've just added the house...6622 Norway is the street where the house is constructed... allanx

Thanks Bob, Some very useful advice to bear in mind. Nice job Chris, The cropping does help alot. Now to just improve my PS skills with those tricky people.

50 years mood!

@richard said: Yeah great exposure Dug! Hey mate what are the big white blocks in the ramp being built? Polystyrene? Do you then coat or clad that stuff? they pour concrete over it.. a lot lighter and cleaner than bringing in a bunch of dirt