Hi,
it takes about 10 hours for printing on Z Corp 3d printer.

@fletch said:

Did you see this fireplace done in KT?

That second one does look great!

You bet mate, not only that but my azumaya is not just a Japanese gazebo anymore but is turning in to quite the tropical "house".

@unknownuser said:

These look really good from what I can see. Unfortunately the image size is so small.
I do like the look of the Style you have used/created.

Dylan

Thanks, I haven't been sucessful in loading the images at a larger size. 😕 I keep getting a mesage informing me that the maximum size of file I am permitted to load is 64kb.
Otherwise I would have uploaded a larger image.

The style I have created is just a combination of Ross's styles or parts of his tyles which I have just played around with.

To post the style here would be in breach of formfonts terms and conditions I would expect.

[archtech]

@unknownuser said:

TDG4U, what spec machine are you running the renders on? I'm interested so I'll know what kind of times I can expect from various spec machines.

I'm running a Gateway Intel Pentium 4 3.6GHz, 4GB RAM, NVIDIA GeForce 6800 video card and dual 24" widescreen monitors.

Overall, I've been very happy with it. Been using SketchUp on it since v4.

Ah, I see.
After all, we also have a balcony of the town hall (though that's a 100-year-old building - obviously with a different architectural approach) though not at the mayors office...

@shaun tennant said:

... I will post a better avatar later......

Shaun, your avatar is looking at me 8O

Architect = Palm Reader?

kinda true...

@shaun tennant said:

Eric,
If you mean you've been to the location - it is a Christian Camp near Red Deer, Alberta - there is a small town called Lacombe about 15 KM outside of Gull Lake - that help?
If you mean you've been there in the stresses - well, tell me about it..! 😄

Thanks for the kind comments.

Actually I was eluding to the realism of the video. I felt like I was there. Plus I have been to Camp Sumatanga in Alabama quite a few times. A methodist camp. While it is not as upscale as your project, it felt like I was at camp again.

Good stuff.

Hi Edson,

Lucky guy working with three girls!

I would recommend Artlantis for the ease of learning. I have been using it for many years now and just turned recently to Atlantis Studio, very good at moving ojects. Have you try it?

Regards,

Patrice

Beautiful... I love the coloring too...

great work, Tomislav, though I prefer Croatia to remain a secret. 😠
here's a link or two for folks to know a bit more about your city.
http://www.osijek-tvrdja.hr/Fort%20Tvrdja.htm
http://www.croatianhistory.net/etf/osijek.html

I just have to show this one, done in Kerkythea.

Without material changes

With material changes.

@gijs said:

The models got's a real nice detail-level!
Nice for your first model!!

Tanks you very much Gijs. I just used real measures for this detail level.
Whene i have more time to modelling i continue this wip.

Stay tuned and tanks (whitout compliment i don't make nothing 😄 😄 😄 )

Thanks Guys.
Means a lot Tina - especially as it was your work that first persuaded me that SketchUp could be used for 'proper' presentations 😎

Two more from the same series 😄

A.

X7743_A_opt2s.jpg

X7743_A_opt3s.jpg

We are going to start with this

http://i229.photobucket.com/albums/ee32/maxxdistri/DSC00371.jpg

On the left side - the "old" part of the city, with app 880 people living in it
Centre side - industrial - which is actually the biggest part of town - there is more shops and industry here than in any mid-sized town
Right side : combo new part / township with app 8000 people living in it

hi digicent,
unfortunately it's not a standard style, but a combination of a sketchy style and some Photoshop.

Thats great Tinanne. The development is a pretty good size, I would imagine they need a number of renderings. I occasionally check there site to see the latest with the project.

I dug up another overall view. It gives you a better idea about the massing and scale of the building.

URC-view-1.jpg

Those look great, Eric.