Thank you Tuna.

Thank you Tuna.

Thanks Tuna

Thanks tuna.

Thanks tuna.

Wow !

like to see older work being revisited

Simple clean and great

That turned out quite nice! Great design.

SU model. [image: LWB0_newhollandSU.jpg]

Thanks garystan!

Looking good. I can only wish I had 4 TVs.

Very cool!

Shhhhh!, he OWNS the chalet...... Normally he's OK but occasionally he can be a real bear.

Very cool, icy in fact.

Very cool and interesting!

Thanks folks, much appreciated.

Thank you, mates! will give it a go later,as my mind may not improve it now...

Thank you very much. This is a current project that has several levels of development. The implosion device with this wire configuration was completed last year and a second variation has been finalised, which has the bomb in place/installed in support rings and frame within a warhead, which is part of one half of the final presentation that includes a different device. The two bombs together are meant to show the direct comparison between the two weapons within their respective warheads with shrouds. This also meant the wiring had to be done a second time for it to be presented within the "case" or protective covering while sitting in the warhead, with the wires' socket connected to a control box. Once published, I'll be able to share renders so that these wires will have a bit more visual context or explanation/reason to be modelled.

Well see, that's the part of "not quite how I envisioned it." While Raylectron is good, volumetrics is not an option, wet streets have to be done manually and this model was barely responsive as it is, fog has serious drop-off and can't be adjusted in Raylectron nor can density. No HDRI as the fog would not allow it to show. Also, the green lights were supposed to be lasers, but without volumetrics, it didn't work. As for colors I have no idea why the white robots turned grey. Not the effect I wanted. I'll come back to this one day when I have a more powerful PC. Thanks for the suggestions.