Other sorts of clients might not be taking themselves too seriously, so better luck with others. But of course if a client got used to your jokes he might in subsequent projects just start looking for your easter eggs, and forgetting about the architecture. I have forgotten the name, but there was a famous British architectural modelmaker (used by architects like Rogers, Foster, grimshaw etc.)who used to add things like this to his fabulous presentation models. Anssi

Gotcha. This again shows the power and simplicity of SU.

Hahaha! Sorry, I really can't wait for the movie to come out. The anticipation is killing me!

exactly what my comment was going to be, antonio....would be great if the section was differentiated..

Here more Sketchup images from this project.... Link for all the images: http://mediatorx.blogspot.com/ allanx [image: LC4V_1_flash.jpg] [image: glkg_2_flash.jpg] [image: Px5p_3_flash.jpg]

@mike lucey said: Nicely presented Eeva. What test are you using there? ... typo, meant text German... I could not resist. Nice. A picture is surely worth a thousand words.

Ah, so it is not an existing house... whew, that would have been an expensive renovation Again, nice rendering.

Thank you for all the great input.

they were all done in Sketchup and compiled into one file with PDF Converter Pro. The 2d stuff is actually to scale when printed on tabloid size 11"x16"? paper. Now if I could just rememeber how I did that?

Looks incredible Cool

nice design, Remus

looks good mike d

Thanks for the input, I'll take it on board.

Really nice, clean visuals. The section views work especially well. Like your style A.

Andeciuala, i tihnk the forum software automatically crops pictures that are above800/900 pixels wid ot make them fit onto the board layout, easily solved by resizing down to 799/899 across.

Thanks, and very nice render

Thanks for the link Daniel. I will check it out. Yes, you spotted a potential problem in the shelf support area. Initially I had in mind to use steel hangers from the unit top. It did not look clean! I decided to utilise a simple construction method that I've seen for wall shelves. Its a steel dowel system, see attached picture. I have countersunk the plates but I imagine this would not be rquired as the unit would not fit flush to the walls because of the skirting board. Mike [image: dixe_SteelSupportDowels.jpg]

@unknownuser said: I agree, these look far to shiny for being leather. Scott HM seats are made of glossy plastic.

Sweet!