Lovely work!

Very well done 👌

Here's a bunch of variations.

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@Gus-R

Rich is correct, fantastic model, and renders.

@Rich-O-Brien 18K is how it shows in the software. Comes out to be over 15K. Yeah, D5's displacement isn't very good. I don't think it's actual displacement. It gets distorted when viewed along the sides of an object. Sometimes I just turn it off in the material.

Nice mood and render!

@Rich-O-Brien If I export as an obj it gets rid of the triangulation. Then it become a matter of "active faces" and all the rest on Blender. It's a lot easier on Sketchup.

@Gus-R

The progression is great, fantastic.

As fart as the car goes, when motor mechanics think they have top be paid on parity with neuro surgeons, the telephone numbers add up.

A bit like the insurance scam, sorry, industry and lawyers - you know where the profit is.

Very cool sci-fi render!

Well done! Top notch!

@Mike-Amos Agree! 😁

@L-i-am

Cracking renders.

Looks good to me. On a cloudy day, the lighting is correct.

@ntxdave I see your point but my tire tracks under the eaves hang around for quite a while in Winter😉

Excellent work as always!

Lovely work as always!

More tile than plaster.

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@arqpadao

Very nice indeed.

wow, beautiful details

@L-i-am Thanks. And an awesome render, too!