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?

@dorfpunk said: ...In this case the sky is from here - http://www.gaieus.hu/su/Cloudy.style... And to give proper credits, (I think) it was Chris Fullmer's sky creation shared back on the old @Last Forums. And yes, certainly it's kind of "refreshing" to see some native SU output nowadays when we are spoilt with the abundance of rendering apps and rendered models!

Thanks for the explanation dorfpunk. Very clever.

@tadema said: James, thank you. Your comments are always welcome. TIG, thank you also. These are all modelled "by eye" from pictures I find on the web, the hardest part is finding something to draw. I’ve made a Tutorial that’s on James site but I’m not sure if I’m allowed to link it here. The old buildings have character and I love craftsmanship that went into constructing them, unlike the modern boxesof today; today’s tradesmen (I use the word lightly) couldn’t hold a candle to the old boys! It seems there all chasing the money now and no longer have any pride in their work. Regards John That's why my 60s lodge looks 'rubbish' and your lodge looks great !

Heres the rest of the projects...didnt get them all in the first post

thanks a lot guys ; )

Very nice! I'd live there.

@michaliszissiou said: Glass works fine now. What confuses me is this casted shadow on ground face. Some soft shadows would look better, perhaps not enabled for the light source?

Thanks, I appreciate the feedback

hi sid, thanks man.. another one rerendering and redesigning [image: render-interior-done.jpg] [image: interior-3.jpg]

@designerstuart said: cool. did you build each component separately? (also it would help if hidden geometry was turned on in wireframe, but do not worry!) thanks for sharing. Haha sorry about the wireframe not showing hidden geometry, I'm still pretty new to sketchup. And yes most of the components were built separately because I found it easier to build them and then import them into the model. Heres a few better shots of the crf. [image: nyQa_ccc.JPG] [image: TqQ6_ccccccc.JPG]

as usual excellent work. congratulation