Shall be re working some old sketch up concepts into 3Ds soon to get some crazy details. Still use sketch-up for smaller lo poly objects.

Now that`s good! Looks so realistic.

Yes, more like that here. http://www.evolo.us/category/2011/ One of mine, just playing around. [image: steampunk-bridge-2.jpg]

How much answers! I'll update first post and answer to questions later. I'll try to give you maximum information about subject. btw river is not a part of our land. So far you can explore site of housing estates. Its only in Russian, but here is links for parts: "moscow river 1" - main page for subject land interactive map master plan with the cost of marking sites photos "photonews"

Thankyou very much friends for your positive feedback! Next up is the design phase of the surrounding area keep tuned

excellent render. i think grass needs a bit of displacement.

arf ! understand till the water fall on the watermill...

Thank you gentlemen. Dale, that looks like a great resource. Looks like I'll be spending some time there.

Congrats on the design and the render. I think the planners were right - it looks better without the dormer that would have distracted from the delightful simplicity of it all. Nice to see as-built photos here. Anssi

Wow, thanks John, really, really, REALLY helpful. I'll buy you a pint if you're ever in York.

Great images and website, nice one!

super design. i can see very impresive progress of your modeling, designig and rendering skils . keep posting. nice rug .

@ben ritter said: The second model that is. What do you use for the best environmental settings to generate the real reflections? In the models the windows would be reflecting to nothing because behind the camera there is no model. It does bug me the texturing of the grass and the reflections in the windows. It seems that reproducting the natural items are more difficult than man made elements. Thanks

I worked on a Veyron for many months here and there back in 2007 and 2008. Got maybe 80% done and so many other things came up, I never got back to it. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KV_FTFa6X-E [image: BV1.jpg]

Thanks a lot to everyone for the feedback!

@zdesayn said: very well scene here,nice lighting... Thanks zdesayn!!! Grettings

Kristoff, Thank you as always. Pyroluna, Thank you for your comments also. Small windows are not a problem here, we have Electricity, flick a switch and the lights come on! its bloody brilliant stuff, we even have Gas if it gets cold. The reason for the tiling to the grass was a problem with Moles, anyway one dismissed that gardener after that little fiasco John

great work

thanks Majid , Glad to see u around Brother and thanks SketchupNoobie too ............ modelhead: thanks for your gentle reply !!! nice way to encourage newbies if you could fight all those thieves and crackers, go ahead and congratulations indeed !! the whole net is full with cracks and thieves , its not a bout a simple group

are you saying you were around in 1948 nomeradona?