@Rich-O-Brien Sand scale is good enough for who it's for. I was missing the floor in a couple of renderings where you could see the furniture floating in midair that no one noticed.

@tuna1957 thank you. It does seem to be working fine. The original side things on the foot plate were PLA which is brittle and one of them got broken. Easy enough to print new ones. The current ones are PETG and seem to be holding but I got a spool of TPU yesterday and made a new set that are a little flexible. Maybe they won't break. We'll see when I get the opportunity to swap them in.

Very cool, feels disorienting opening the browser for the first time having the image popup.

Great mapping on the marble "Horns"

Ta mate, base over apex when the cut got under my feet.........

Great modeling job. Have no idea how I missed it.

@tuna1957 I got that from BikeFarmer on Youtube.

@panixia Thanks to everyone who is still interested in this topic.

Thanks Bryan.

I thought about renting a Mustang convertible to take a trip around the Rockies (I'm right next to them) but you need a credit card. Debit card won't do. Plus at the time they weren't available. That was years ago so the urge isn't there anymore. Now I haven't driven anything in years.

wow! professionell!

Ta Bryan, learning.

@Bryan-K Thanks Bryan. Haven’t seen you around the forum of late. Hope all is well.

Love it. Great mood and framing.

Well done as always!

Wow! Well done!

@tuna1957 said in Mod Family Room: the damn bulb burned out ! Curse those old school incandescent bulbs that had a shelf life of 3 months.

Ta mate.

@Gus-R said in Wire Wheels 1967 Alfa Romeo: Probably the most complicated software I've ever used. It will click and then you'll have SketchUp's best companion.

Nice render. Interesting design. Only one comment…. I’d get rid of the manhole cover. Find it a little distracting.