A room enviroment would look better than physical sky or sky envrioment. Nice try btw.

@dolphus said: What is right with this render matters not what's wrong. again Hear hear more positive waves please!! [/quote] I thought Meak ask for comments, it doesn't matter if there are positive or bad, I believe people here ask for c&c so we can improve our skills, am I wrong? anyhow, best photoshop skills!!!

Well spotted Frenchy the rooftop is another nightmare the client wants a sky terrace using a tensile skin it's like a whole separate job within a job ! No not Podium !

I am afraid of you both . Why is not there a moderator when needed? Heeeelp!

Did you make the dash as one single file or did you do multiple files and join them in a final assembly? Did you use layers?

@numbthumb said: ...I have attached the .pdf file. It may come in handy even if you decide to build a rubber band powered Fokker And if you´re willing to spend a few bucks, there are some good plans here http://unclewilliesplans.com/about4.html Cheers! Yep,those are the plans I used. The photos of the plane in flight look quite a bit better than the plan version. I'll check out the other site. If I'm going to spend several weeks on a project, a few bucks for some good plans seems like a good investment. I was laughing this morning at the fact that I just spent $600 on a pc to run a free program.

Hey Hey dear Dale you're so welcome Nice, very nice!.. /A bit unusual, these one are mostly for render makers I guess a tractor used to raise the boats and oysters from the beach. Brave is not it? [image: Archi0170_th.jpg] [image: Archi0171_th.jpg] [image: Archi0172_th.jpg] [image: Archi0173_th.jpg] [image: Archi0174_th.jpg] [image: Archi0175_th.jpg] [image: Archi0176_th.jpg] ____Added: pictures taken from the "same" tractor two years before: crazy isn't it The interest: tractor taken in situation and firstly tractor taken under a "flat" angle (which can let pick up its structure ) [image: Archi0177_th.jpg] [image: Archi0178_th.jpg] [image: Archi0179_th.jpg] ... simon

Thanks for posting this, (and to take the time to pm me). This is an extensive project, and is nice to see SU used in the workflow when working with real projects. It is downloading slowly so I haven't checked it all.

I was talking about a plugin that allows you to specify the viewport resolution in SketchUp.

Yes, you can put it that way, too, Simon. Or just scuplt the "surplus" off a statue...

Reminds me of where I live. The leaves on trees are small so they dont loose a lot of moisture to the hot air and dust devils spin through the air like the leaves on your trees. Nice work.

Indeed nice texturing but I also agree on rotating some randomly - and also, please, make a bite in one of them!

@olishea said: eric why is your model above your toolbars? eh! I did that with the new "Outside Toolbars" plugin, you can find it.... nah, just Photoshop.

Delivrance, a famous movie!

for the last one.

nice! I see you've added your wive's red-heeled high heels again love those shoes! using a mirror in that corridor is a great idea to make it seem bigger! but if that (part of the) closet is made specifically for shoes, you could put the planks closer together, so it will fit more shoes women like that

Cool stuff Boo, I got one for my Google background. Windows 8. (rendered with Thea) [image: 9Ja4_windows8.jpg]

Just to recap... Some month ago I worked on a project where I came across a building in a Spanish magazine, which I decided to model and make available for the Twilight Render community... You can see the original thread here, where you also can get the SU model and try it yourself... I gave it a swirl in Thea Render and must say that I'm really pleased with the result... There's still a lot I can do with this model/scene... Grass is instances from the KT Grass library... The Mediterranean fan palms are real 3D models taken from the Xfrog Plants | Mediterranean Library... Only post pro in the day-shot is a whitebalance adjustment and then resizing to post the render here... There's no post pro in the dusk shot... It's a raw Thea Render output... [image: Z5sq_Regas-Thea-2.jpg] [image: SUkF_Regas-Thea-Dusk.jpg]

Yes, this model was a very nice one. It reminded me of the SL65 Merc. Lovely model...I'm jealous