Breath-taking! If I were actually on that distant planet, any photos I took would not look as good as these.

Wow!!!!! Incredible - Thanks for sharing such a great model and renderings. That is A LOT of work.

Roger, It certainly makes you appreciate these magnificent old buildings more! From first draft to the final stone, given what tools/instruments they had at the time. Imagine the maths; fractions using an abacus Peter, sounds like a local authority project! Imagine the stone masons crying with laughter Monday morning, oh well another seven years work lads. Bob, TomDC, I'ts great to see what others can achieve, John

car and trees download from Google warehouse [image: M6ju_foto8copy.jpg]

if the aim of a render is to 'sell' a space then, when can I move in Real 'easey' feel obout it I think creating atmosphere is surley an art. Awsome!

The design is special.

The new Mars or moon rover perhaps? You just need some heat shields and rocket boosters and it could be an all-in-one vehicle to get you there and back too.

FAN-FRIGGIN-TASTIC!!!

Very nice.

WOW, is there any detail you've overlooked with this model???? Have you added all the fluids yet?

Eric, I'll send you the full size image and you can do that.

very, very good! way beyond anything I can do at the moment. My favourite is the second, though the method you're using may make things difficult in the future (I always find it easier to use triangles). I'm pretty sure there's a way in vray to automatically make those sides smoother in every render, but I'm also a noob...

Alex Romax does model a lot in his scene, he also does a lot of post-pro-ing to set a extraordinary mood

Wonderful images. I'm a fun of raw exports + Ps treatment method. This doesn't mean that some work gonna take place. But I like what happens in the end, Not the same for interiors of course. How difficult it could be for google to implement a point light as the SU sun... Congratulations, well done!!!!

In fact, I prefer the SU model than the original concept. On the original one there's some inconsistency on shading. Repeated same tonal solutions that don't represent the volumes well. A UV editor could add a lot on this fine model.

Great work with nice details...

Your welcome.

A closer look to the building,also an image with very little post pro - only the trees and shrubs and a colour tone added. We haven't decided whether to go for standing seams on the copper or full panel open joints,my preference is full sheets. [image: Y8cU_poolhousepatio.jpg]

i see. thank you Jason.

Thanks! Makes me want a 3D printer