@duanekemp said: Good concept and build. Bravo. Thanks!

Loving the detail here! Bravo.

There's some really fun stuff here. Bravo.

This is fun.

Very cool, clean work.

This is very cool. Bravo!

thank you.

"There is no limit for improvement" das ist eine zutreffende Formulierung für diese wirklich hervorragend schöne Arbeit Alvis! [did you use Flowify for the shown bending?]

Thanks pbacot. Thanks jo-ke.

@mike amos said: Mine take from two to four hours and yes, I find myself intending to change something and forgetting or whatever. I hear ya.

Thanks pbacot. Thanks Mike.

Thanks folks, looking into the caustic angle already so you never know.

Very sharp results as per.

Thank Mike.

Thanks Mike.

@mike amos said: Who needs Enscape?........... Almost all modern render program are really good. I use Raylectron because I got a good deal on it and could afford it at the time. I also like the UX and of course, the results are damn good.

Update. [image: SBxf_Silec_reduced2.jpg]

Final two views. [image: Uqxp_fieldday7.jpg] [image: utuI_fieldday8.jpg]

Thanks loco. Yes, Raylectron.

@l i am said: Hey Bryan, I requested two functions from Raylectron ( Micheal ) Being "Clay render" and "set sun behind camera" He had both those funcions within 24 hours Raylectron's costomer service Is very. very good. I believe if you ask Raylectron for a glow "button" If it is technically Do-able, you will get your glow button Ah! Cool. Thanks for the suggestion! I would also like to have volumetrics. But I'll just ask for glow for now. And I may have discovered a new trick. I'm not sure yet, but my latest living room re-render I used 8 lights, but Raylectron shows only one, yet rendered all eight and it rendered almost as fast no emitters. Hmmmm...