Thanks L i am! Yep gotcha 5x5. Thanks Mike!

Thanks to you guys, well it's more or less two thousands hours, including video, but not work, just pleasure!

thank you.

Thanks Mike

@mike amos said: The business mate, worth a is salary bonus imho. Thanks very much Mike It seems those skills are not fully appreciated by the management of my present job as a car parking attendant

cheers guys Elmer I see your interests lie in 3D and tropical islands. Twinmotion would be perfect for you as that organic stuff is so easy in that program. But be aware that I have 32 gigs of RAM and 8 gigs of RTX VRAM and I still make my graphics card smoke

Thanks loco .

Properly brilliant job done, made my day to see it.

How did I miss the initial post? Outstanding work as always!

It is a great model and nice to see it here since it dropped of the grabcad site.

I remember these and thinking, "Damn, that's some very cool work. I hope I'm that good one day!" And damn if still don't think that.

Gorgeous. Great model!

Very nicley done mate.

Excellent!

Thanks Bryan.

Hi Eric, I have sent you an email with all of the renewed download links. I hope it gets through to you. Let me know if you do not receive it.... Cheers Anne

Very cool.

Very nice! I had the privilege of studying under John Lautner, the architect of the Sheats-Goldstein Residence, when he was a visiting professor in college in the 80's. I'm glad to see that people still appreciate his work and that his designs are enduring.

@tuna1957 said: Sorry L I am , I hit the stupid “thumbs down” by mistake on your last post. I hate these damn touch screens . Back to the point… its a wonderful image. What I wonder about on these top of the line images is just how much post pro they put into them. Would love to see a “straight” out of the render engine and then the final image after post work. Fair point mate, I requested an SU shot and a pre post production render of the author on the facebook page but he did not seem willing to do so. No reply The workflow was quoted as "Workflow: SketchUp, Twinmotion 2022.1 (Skydome & PT on) Post-processing: Lightroom. This might be worth a watch (Lighroom for 3D renders) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QdnVpuhnRWw Really good post production photoshop vid: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=whm0kDw7lus

Bryan , loco , thanks guys… pbacot , thanks…. the furnitures not so bad if you can find some decent dimensional drawings . if your doing pieces for rendering purposes you get to skip all the joinery . I struggle a lot more with straight up architectural stuff. have forgot half of what I learned in school decades ago .